The Kerala Story: Films on ‘Love Jihad’ and ‘Islamic Terrorism’ are being made all over the world, see the list

The Kerala Story Controversy. There is a lot of discussion in the country about the film ‘The Kerala Story’. The film is being liked a lot across the country but some people are also opposing this film and demanding a ban on the screening of this film, whereas this film has already been banned in West Bengal. Girls in the movie “The Kerala Story”love jihad‘ tells the painful true story of being tricked into converting to Islam and then forced to work for a dangerous terrorist organization like ISIS.

Films being made on ‘Love Jihad’ all over the world

After ‘Kashmir Files’, now ‘The Kerala Story’ film is very much discussed in India. In fact, the reality of Islamic terrorism and extremist organizations has been exposed in these films. Not only in India, filmmakers from all over the world are making films or documentaries on this subject these days and are trying to bring the truth in front of the world. This film, which exposes the intentions of ‘Love Jihad’, has been in the news for some time now –

Not Without My Daughter (1991)

This is an American drama film, which was released in the year 1991. This film was produced based on a book published with the same name. The film tells the harrowing story of American citizen Betty Mahmoudi and her daughter, whose Iranian husband crosses the limits of cruelty. This film was liked a lot.

Documentary Film ‘Sabaya’ (2021)

Sabaya is a Swedish documentary film, which was released in the year 2021. The film tells how the terrorist organization ISIS captured the Sinjar province of northern Iraq in 2014 and massacred the Kurdish Yazidi people and kidnapped women and held them hostage. ISIS terrorists had raped the captive women and then sold them as slaves. The plight of women is shown in the film.

Web Series ‘Caliphate’ (2020)

Netflix: This web series was released in the year 2020. The true story of three teenage girls is told in the web series Khalifa. It has been told that in February 2015, three teenage girls from London met the people recruiting them for Jihad after being brainwashed. During this time, Love gets caught in the clutches of Jihad and gets trapped in the trap of the boys of the extremist organization. They are forced to go to Syria. In many ways this film is like the story of ‘The Kerala Story’.

French film ‘Heaven Will Wait’ (2016)

The French film ‘Heaven Will Wait’ tells the story of two middle-class girls joining ISIS. The film shows how girls are trapped in love jihad to fulfill terrorist plans. The film was based on Dutch film director Mijke de Jong’s play ‘Layla M’, which tells the story of a young Moroccan woman who becomes radicalized.

‘Raseba: The Dark Wind’ is the true story of a Yazidi woman.

‘Raseba: The Dark Wind’ is a harrowing true documentary film in which a Kurdish Yazidi woman is captured in Iraq and is sexually abused by ISIS terrorists before being auctioned off as a slave. Later in Syria, her fiancé meets the woman and rescues her. The film won the top prize at the Dubai International Film Festival.