Trailer release of the controversial Telugu film "Volunteer"

 Trailer release of the controversial Telugu film "Volunteer" 

Trailer release of the controversial Telugu film "Volunteer" which created hatred against the Muslims of the Deccan _ Minister Tarak Rama Rao's determination to approach the Censor Board and the police against the film!!

Hyderabad :: September 19 The Deccan, especially the Muslims of Hyderabad, seems to be engulfed in controversy as the trailer of the controversial Telugu film "Volunteer" was released. The story of the film is set in post-independence India. In the beginning of the trailer it is said that India got independence from the British on 15 August 1947 but Hyderabad did not get independence. There was the rule of the Nizam, an Islamic government that crossed the lines of barbarism.

A section on social media is calling it another film after 'The Kashmir Files' to show the reality of injustices against Hindus, while many others are saying that it is dangerous for the harmony of the country and society. Can be proven.

Interestingly, the trailer of the film Volunteer was released on Sunday, which the Bharatiya Janata Party has declared as Hyderabad's 'Independence Day'. The 1 minute 43 second trailer of the film has many brutal scenes which can further fuel hatred against Muslims. The trailer showed how Qasim Rizvi ordered Islamic flags to be placed on every house to maintain the Nizam's rule. In the trailer, the 'volunteers' are repeatedly seen saying that Hyderabad is an Islamic state. There is a dialogue in it, 'Masjids should be built all around.