Archive · 31 Jan 2026
Kerala Minister Criticizes 'The Kerala Story' Sequel
A minister in Kerala, India, named Saji Cherian, is upset about a new movie called 'The Kerala Story'.
He thinks the movie's trailer is trying to spread false information and create tension between different religious groups.
He says the movie makes Kerala look like a place where people become extreme in their religious beliefs, which he believes is not true.
He also thinks the movie is trying to hurt the peaceful and respectful environment that Kerala is known for.
The minister shared his thoughts on Facebook and said the movie is part of a bigger effort to spread lies.
Kerala Minister Saji Cherian criticized the teaser of 'The Kerala Story' sequel.
He alleged the film aims at communal polarisation and undermining Kerala's secular fabric.
Cherian claimed the film portrays Kerala as a breeding ground for religious extremism.
He accused the makers of propagating fake allegations like 'love jihad'.
The minister shared his views on Facebook, calling the film a product of 'the Sangh Parivar’s factory that manufactures lies'.
- Who
- Kerala Minister Saji Cherian
- What
- Criticized the teaser of 'The Kerala Story' sequel
- When
- January 31
- Where
- Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
- Why
- Alleged communal polarisation and undermining of Kerala's secular fabric
- Film
- The Kerala Story
- Critic
- Saji Cherian
- Criticism
- Communal polarisation and undermining secular fabric
- Platform
- Allegation
- Portraying Kerala as a breeding ground for religious extremism