Why Every Hindu Should Boycott Movies Like L2: Empuraan

The upcoming Malayalam film L2: Empuraan, starring Mohanlal and directed by Prithviraj Sukumaran, has sparked major controversy among Hindu communities. As the sequel to Lucifer (2019), this political thriller has drawn criticism for its alleged anti-Hindu narrative, misrepresentation of history, and biased depiction of Hindu organizations. Several Hindu nationalist groups, RSS, and BJP supporters have called for a boycott of Empuraan, urging every Hindu to stand against such propaganda-driven films.

In this article, we will analyze the controversies surrounding L2: Empuraan, why Hindus should boycott such films, and the broader implications of Bollywood and South Indian cinema pushing anti-Hindu narratives. Stay informed with the latest updates on Hindu culture and politics at www.hindutone.com.

L2: Empuraan – A Controversial Narrative

The movie’s first 15 minutes depict incidents resembling the 2002 Gujarat riots, portraying Hindus as violent aggressors. The character “Baba Bajrangi” is believed to be inspired by Bajrang Dal leader Babu Bajrangi, who was convicted in the Naroda Patiya case. The film allegedly distorts history, showing Hindus as instigators of violence while ignoring the Godhra train burning incident, where 59 Hindu pilgrims were killed.

This one-sided portrayal has enraged Hindu organizations, leading to widespread protests and demands for a ban. Critics argue that Bollywood and South Indian cinema have a history of demonizing Hindus while glorifying certain minority groups. Get deeper insights into anti-Hindu bias in Indian cinema at www.hindutone.com.

Why Hindus Are Calling for a Boycott

1. Distorted Historical Representation

The Gujarat riots were a tragic event where both Hindus and Muslims suffered. However, L2: Empuraan conveniently ignores the killing of Hindus in Godhra and instead depicts only the retaliatory violence. This selective narrative fuels Hindu hatred and spreads misinformation.

2. Targeting Hindu Nationalist Organizations

The movie subtly equates the BJP, RSS, and Bajrang Dal with extremism, creating a false perception that Hindu nationalist organizations are threats to secularism. In reality, these organizations work for Hindu unity, temple protection, and social welfare.

3. Glorification of Anti-Hindu Elements

Recent Indian films have frequently portrayed Hindu sages, priests, and nationalists as villains, while showing leftist and Islamist figures in a heroic light. This systematic vilification of Hindu culture must be opposed.

4. Propaganda Against Hindu Unity

By misrepresenting Hindu nationalists, movies like L2: Empuraan attempt to create division within the Hindu community, especially among youth. This weakens Hindu solidarity and promotes an anti-Hindu agenda.

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RSS and BJP’s Boycott Call

Massive Outrage on Social Media

Hindu activists and BJP leaders have launched a campaign using the hashtag #BoycottEmpuraan, urging Hindus to reject films that insult their faith. Keralite BJP leader Rajeev Chandrasekhar openly criticized the film, stating that it distorts facts.

Cinema Should Not Be a Propaganda Tool

Hindu organizations argue that movies should focus on entertainment, not political propaganda. The RSS publication Organizer condemned the film, calling it “an attempt to malign Hindu nationalist movements.”

Economic Boycott – A Powerful Hindu Response

Hindus are urged to boycott not just the movie but also brands and businesses associated with such films. This economic pressure forces filmmakers to respect Hindu sentiments. Learn more about how economic boycotts impact anti-Hindu media at www.hindutone.com.

Bollywood and South Cinema’s Anti-Hindu Bias

The trend of demonizing Hindus is not new. From Bollywood to the Malayalam and Tamil film industries, there is a pattern of vilifying Hindu traditions, temples, and saints.

• PK (2014) mocked Hindu deities, but avoided criticizing other religions.
• Tandav (Amazon Prime) insulted Lord Shiva, sparking legal complaints.
• Recent Tamil and Malayalam films depict Brahmins as corrupt and Hindutva groups as dangerous.

This narrative is a direct attack on Hindu identity. If Hindus remain silent, this propaganda will continue, misleading future generations. Stay informed about Hindu issues in the entertainment industry at www.hindutone.com.

The Impact of a United Hindu Boycott

1. Protecting Hindu Pride

Refusing to support anti-Hindu films sends a strong message to the film industry that Hindu sentiments cannot be exploited.

2. Financial Consequences for Filmmakers

A nationwide Hindu boycott can result in box-office losses, forcing producers to rethink their agenda.

3. Encouraging Pro-Hindu Cinema

When anti-Hindu movies flop, filmmakers will be encouraged to create films that respect Hindu culture and history. Support movies that promote Hindu values and heritage.

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Conclusion – Stand for Hindu Unity

The call to boycott L2: Empuraan is not just about one movie. It represents a larger movement to protect Hindu culture from media misrepresentation. Every Hindu has a duty to reject films that insult their faith, distort history, or spread propaganda.

🔹 Avoid anti-Hindu films.
🔹 Support pro-Hindu cinema.
🔹 Educate others about media bias.
🔹 Follow www.hindutone.com for real Hindu perspectives.

By standing together and boycotting such movies, Hindus can ensure their heritage and identity are respected in the entertainment industry.

Join the movement! ✊🚩

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