Kesari Chapter 2’ makers slammed by Mamata Banerjee for misrepresenting Khudiram Bose

Mamata called the mistake an “insult to history” and urged filmmakers to respect the legacy of India’s freedom fighters.

Khudiram Bose, one of India’s youngest martyrs, was executed at the age of 18 for his role in the freedom struggle against British rule.

In the film, the character was wrongly referred to as ‘Khudiram Singh’, sparking widespread criticism.

Several political leaders and historians joined in condemning the inaccuracy, demanding corrections from the film’s producers.

Mamata urged the film industry to verify historical facts before depicting real-life figures on screen.

The controversy has reignited conversations about the importance of preserving historical authenticity in cinema.

Khudiram Bose remains a symbol of courage, sacrifice, and youthful determination in India’s fight for independence.