Fan compares Anupam Kher's The Kashmir Files performance to Heath Ledger's Joker. Actor reacts
India Today
After The Kashmir Files released, a fan compared Anupam Kher's performance to actor Heath Ledger's performance in Joker. Here's how the veteran actor reacted to the comparison.
Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri's movie, The Kashmir Files, has created a storm at the box office. The film was released on March 11, 2022 and it has only been earning well at BO. The Kashmir Files actor Anupam Kher is also riding high on the success of his film. In the film, Anupam Kher essayed the role of Pushkar Nath. Days after the release of the film, a fan compared Anupam Kher's performance in The Kashmir Files to that of Heath Ledger's in Joker.
After Anupam Kher noticed a collage made by one of his fans, he took to his official Twitter handle and wrote, "Anonymous compliments are the best because you know they aren’t trying to gain anything out of it!! Thank you my anonymous friend for making this. I am delighted to see it!! #TheKashmirFiles @vivekagnihotri. (sic)."
Check it out right here:
Anonymous compliments are the best because you know they aren’t trying to gain anything out of it!! Thank you my anonymous friend for making this. I am delighted to see it!! #TheKashmirFiles @vivekagnihotri pic.twitter.com/dp9quVRGQb
Meanwhile, in an interview with India Today Television, Anupam Kher was asked if The Kashmir Files would provoke the Kashmiri Pandit community to return to their hometown. In response to this, the senior actor said it would take time.
"It took us around 200 years to get Independence, millions of people died, and we waited for it. Before that, for 800 years, we were ruled by the Mughals and after that by the British. Article 370 was abrogated around three years back. Two years lost (due to the pandemic). Usme yeh film aa gayi hai. It takes a little time. We are not here to defend anybody or any government. And, if a government has done a great job by abrogating Article 370 which previous governments did not do. And if the Prime Minister has made an appeal, I think I want to applaud him for that," he said.
