‘Unfreedom’ director calls for freedom of expression

In the video, the filmmaker states that the Censor Board should rate or certify a movie instead of banning and offering cuts. He also says that he will keep sending these signed petitions to the Prime Minister and Censor Board, until there is a real change.

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Kumar is seeking support from everyone who believes in freedom of speech.

His movie “Unfreedom” juxtaposes two powerful and unflinching contemporary stories about religious fundamentalism and intolerance.

Shifting between New York and New Delhi, one tale follows a Muslim terrorist who kidnaps a liberal Muslim scholar in order to silence him, while the other charts the travails of a young woman whose devout father tries to force her into an arranged marriage, which she resists because she is secretly in love with another woman.

The four characters come face to face with gruesome acts of violence in battles of identity, sexuality, religion, love, and family.