द ताशकंद फ़ाइल्ज़

पुरस्कार

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सामान्य ज्ञान

एल्बम

• The film was inspired by questions raised about the death of India's second Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri by Shastri's family and by activists. Shastri died in mysterious circumstances in Tashkent in the erstwhile Soviet Union in 1966, a day after signing a peace agreement to end the India-Pakistan war of 1965. The film's release was marred by controversy. Some accused the film of being based on conspiracy theories. While Shastri's son Sunil and grandson Sanjay Nath Singh endorsed the film, his grandsons Vibhakar and Diwakar sent director Vivek Agnihotri a legal notice seeking a stay on its release. Agnihotri alleged that they had been pressured by the Congress party to send him the notice.[1][2][3]
• Vivek Agnihotri compiled the research for the film in a non-fiction book titled "Who Killed Shatri?" published in August 2020.[4]
• Actress Pallavi Joshi turned producer with this film. She also acted in it. The film was written, directed, and co-produced by her husband Vivek Agnihotri.

1. ^ द मैन हू अकम्पनीड शास्त्री तो ताशकंद डीबंक्स 'द ताशकंद फ़ाइल्ज़'
2. ^ लाल बहादुर शास्त्रीज़ ग्रैंडसन्ज़ सीक स्टे ऑन द ताशकंद फ़ाइल्ज़ रिलीज़, विवेक अग्निहोत्री क्राइज़ फ़ाउल
3. ^ 'द ताशकंद फ़ाइल्ज़' लैंड्ज़ इन लीगल ट्रबल
4. ^ आफ़्टर फ़िल्म, विवेक अग्निहोत्री लॉंचेज़ बुक 'हू किल्ड शास्त्री?: द ताशकंद फ़ाइल्ज़'