The Netflix film Baramulla is exceptional in acting of भाषा सुंबली and in storytelling of Aditya Dhar and team. This is second successive brilliant direction by Aditya Suhas Jambhale and excellent story by Monal Thaakar 🇮🇳 as well. It is a must watch from the people who have

A fleeting glimpse of this unique tradition can be seen in the movie #Baramulla, though many non-Kashmiris might not have fully understood its cultural and spiritual significance. Gaad Batte is a winter ritual observed by Kashmiri Pandits, a sacred feast dedicated to the Ghar

Every kashmiri hindu house in Kashmir which has been destroyed or is in ruins was having a thokurkuth (Puja Room) like this. The scene from Baramulla Movie brings Goosebumps , what a depiction of truth❤️..what a movie ❤️👏👏 भाषा सुंबली superb acting , great movie

Not a review of Baramulla: For years I wondered what would be the best genre to tell our story on screen most effectively. What should be the cinematic language that can be used to show a continual Genocide on screen? What can be both subtle and effective? What can be both

Unpopular but dark reality of what happened and what is happening in Kashmir is shown in Baramulla.

Just saw the Netflix movie, Baramulla. A very original plot, a thriller, with a great performance by भाषा सुंबली and others.

5 years. 2 films. 1 journey. So many struggles, heartbreaks, & sleepless nights... But I still yearn to return... I still see the valley in my dreams... Until we meet again, O Kashmir, my mother... I will always carry you in my heart & never forget you. #Baramulla #Article370

Farooq Ahmed Dar, alias Bitta Karate. Despite openly admitting on camera to killing around 20 Kashmiri Pandits, he has never been convicted. Between 1990 to 2006 he was in preventive detention multiple times and was released on bail in 2006, ironically by a Kashmiri Pandit

Today was the day, 36 years ago, when innocent Kashmiri Hindus were betrayed, looted, raped, murdered, ethnically cleansed, and exiled by their own friends and neighbours. Today was the day when they became refugees in their own land. Never forget. Never. #KashmiriHinduGenocide

EXODUS DAY OF #KASHMIRIPANDITS It was 36Years back on this day, 19th Jan. 1990 five lakh Kashmiri Hindus were forcibly made to leave their homes! Some with just one suitcase. And some not even that. They didn’t just leave their residences but also trillions of memories of

Our Shivaji Maharaj Museum of Indian History, Pune, is only Museum in world to have an entire exhibition on ethnic cleansing of #KashmiriHinduGenocide : factmuseum.com/post/kashmiri-…

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Since yesterday was Kashmiri Hindu Genocide Day ~ remembering Smt. Teja Dhar from Budhghair, Alikadal in Srinagar. Assassinated: 30th June 1990. 🧵 1/3 Smt. Teja Dhar, a resident of Budhghair in Srinagar, was brutally shot inside her own home on the evening of 30th June

"Ms. Girija Tickoo, a Kashmiri Pandit teacher in a government school in Kupwara district was coming out of the school building after collecting her salary when she was accosted by gunmen who kidnapped her to some unknown place where she was gang raped. The assailants, fearing she

पुणे शहर पोलीस signal jumping bringing traffic to stop and endangering lives

This day back in 2003, in Nadimarg, Kashmir, Pakistani Zia Mustafa lined up 23 Kashmiri Hindus and shot them point blank. As Zia was fleeing he heard a baby cry. "Ye karnawun chupe" ordered his friend. The baby became the 24th victim. To forgive Pakistanis is to forget Indians.

Today 23 Years ago in these now empty houses of Nadimarg, 24 Kashmiri Hindus were shot dead point blank. The locals say that they could not hear the shooting because the loudspeakers in the mosques were blaring loud. I am a Kashmiri Hindu. Liberals tell me I am Islamophobic.

In Bengaluru’s Jayanagar, Kashmir Bhavan serves as a serene cultural home for Kashmiri Pandits. It preserves their rich heritage through daily darshan and soulful evening bhajans (5–6 PM). Open to all. 🙏 Those who dismiss The Kashmir Files as “propaganda” should visit this

Nadimarg in Pulwama was not the first instance of selective killings in Kashmir and Baisaran in Pahalgam is not the last instance of selective killings in Kashmir. We didn’t learn lessons then, We are not learning lessons now.. When and where they will get another opportunity

People often ask why my Kashmiri Pandit elders left the Valley and didn’t fight. Samay Raina puts it aptly: they chose to survive so our legacy could endure. They prioritized our education, empowering us to thrive in every corner of the world. I am so proud of our elders. No