New Delhi: Families of Two Victims July 2016 Bangladesh Terror Attack – Tarishi Jain and Abintai Kabir – have served legal notice on the filmmaker Hansal Mehta asking him not to release the film “Faraaz”, based on the story that revolves around terror attacks and the third victim Faraaz Hossain.
Three friends – Tarishi, Abinta and Faraaz – were having a quiet time at Holey Artisan Cafe in Dhaka when the terraces hit and breathed the young life.
Parents Jain and Kabir have set trust for memory their only children in India and Bangladesh.
Jain through their advocate Yatin Grover and Kabir through their bangaldesh advocate Miti Sanjana has sent a legal notice to Mehta asking him to hit him from dramatizing unprofitable deaths and scratching wounds caused by the loss of young and promising princesses.
Notice was sent by Tulika Tulika Jain and Mrs.
Abinda Ruba Ahmed.
Jain said, on July 1, 2016, her and her husband “was around the perforated artisan when the attack took place and was present in place throughout the night while terrorists save the victims of the hostage for more than 12 hours.
Thus, we are the first person to have to Talk to the survivors of the attack and realize a series of proper events.
“Tarishi was the only Indian who was killed by terrorists in the attack.
In legal notice, Grover said, “Film’s poster ‘Faraaz’ along with the text posted in various social media handles revealed that this film was based on Bangladesh 7/16 attacks.
It is inconceivable that the film can be made on the life of another victim – the name of Faraaz, Without involving his best friends to Ms.
Tarishi and Ms.
Abinti who died together with Faraaz in the attack.
This is a note that there is no agreement obtained from our clients regarding the depiction of decisive night events that take their daughter from them in the attack Or they have been approached in any way that is looking for permission regarding making public tarishi details.
“” Although it is clear that the film is no more than commercial activities for you, our clients believe that films like that will seriously and reduce the lives of our clients and their families such as Fine so they will never be able to recover.
From Tra The same uma, must revive the most tragic night horrors in their lives again and again, “he said.
The lawyer said Tulika, Mother of Tarisi, “felt hard uncomfortable and firmly made making such a picture based on the attack incident because he did not want to put the right events in the public domain in any form (i.e.
literature, dramatic, etc.) , Besides what is already in the public domain …
to have the right story about Tarishi’s death issued in the public domain, upon it with a thunderous PR campaign, media hype and social media campaign through the handle of celebrities “and the influencer account will only refresh the wound And dig a tragic flashback on the day of the disaster, which our clients and their families struggle to forget and live with every day passing To – immediately refrain from producing / directing / releasing ‘Faraaz’ or other films that are Rbasis on a hollow artisan / bangladesh attack; And, remember / delete all posters / social media posts related to the film ‘Faraaz’.
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