ISIS

UK journalist Naomi Canton said that the Kerala Story is an “excellent film that probes what happens to women who marry ISIS fighters.”

The British film certification body under its 'Discrimination' rating wrote, "The film presents a partial and unbalanced view of Islam which focuses on radical Islamist characters and motivations to the exclusion of more moderate and mainstream forms of the faith. The

ISIS modules have also been identified and busted in states other than Kerala which indicates that the terrorists do not recognize the borders of states and nations.

Noted film critic Taran Adarsh shared an update regarding the box office collection of The Kerala Story as he stated that the film has become the fourth Hindi film this year to cross the Rs 100 crore mark.

Sudipto Sen’s film The Kerala Story is continuing its phenomenal run at the Indian box office despite the controversies and efforts to ban the film.

It is not just women from Kerala who were converted to Islam. This racket also converted many men to Islam and made them terrorists

Anagha Jaigopal and Vishali Shetty described in detail the process of radicalisation, conversion to Islam, and how they were saved. They also put their views about the film The Kerala Story.

The Kerala Story has not only recovered the total production cost of Rs 30 crores but also made profits in the only first three days of its release.

Seeman claimed that The Kerala Story was made to denigrate Muslims and portray Muslims as terrorists.

The movie ‘The Kerala Story‘ revolves around the tragic reality of ISIS brides, with the lead actor Adah Sharma playing the role of one Shalini Unnikrishnan who gets converted.