Additionally, the court has directed that a copy of the notice be sent to Kashyap's residence, heightening the legal consequences of his controversial statements.
“I truly apologise—not just to the Brahmin community but also to my supporters and loved ones who were disappointed by my behaviour,” he said.
The firestorm was sparked by Kashyap’s remarks on social media, where he defended his upcoming film 'Phule', a biopic on social reformer Jyotirao Phule.
The film in question celebrates the revolutionary work of the Phules, who fought to ensure that girls had the right to education at a time when such opportunities were denied to most.
He didn’t hold back when it came to Netflix India. His issue? The stark difference between Netflix’s global ambitions and its treatment of Indian content.
Having worked with the filmmaker several times, the actor credits him for contributing a great deal to his career.
The actor opened up about the challenges he faced while shooting for intense action sequences and stunts.
Reflecting on 15 years of Dev.D, the Indian romance film reimagining Devdas with a modern twist, directed by Anurag Kashyap. A captivating tale of love, honor, and societal complexities.
Controversy brews online as Anurag Kashyap lauds Animal director Sandeep Reddy Vanga, triggering a wave of criticism for the film's alleged misogyny. Close associates label the praise as inappropriate.
What truly captivated Kashyap was the director's ability to break free from the traditional norms of mainstream cinema, evident in the crowd scenes of Mukherji Nagar.
