Lankan Tamil Diaspora Step Up Protests Against ‘The Family Man 2’
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Stepping up their marketing campaign towards the Amazon Prime net collection ‘The Household Man 2’, the members of the Eelam Tamil diaspora have urged the Tamil movie business to cease displaying the victims of genocide in dangerous mild.
The controversial hit collection has come beneath fireplace from Tamil organisations for the ‘damaging’ portrayal of Sri Lankan Tamils.
The Australian Tamil Congress (ATC), British Tamils Discussion board (BTF), Irish Tamils Discussion board (ITF), La Maison du Tamil Eelam (MTE), Norwegian Council of Eelam Tamils (NCET), Nationwide Council of Canadian Tamils (NCCT), Solidarity Group for Peace and Justice (SGPJ-South Africa) and United States Tamil Motion Group (USTAG) have collectively written a letter to the Tamil Nadu Movie Administrators Affiliation, Tamil Movie Producers Council, and the South Indian Artistes’ Affiliation on this respect.
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“We, as victims of the largest genocide on this century, word with concern the falsification of the simply wrestle of Eelam Tamils towards the state oppression within the above net collection and strongly condemn it,” a media launch issued by the organisations said.
The organisations have expressed their anguish over Tamil actors and script writers being roped in for the mentioned net collection.
The diaspora organisations have additionally debunked the makers’ claims that the net collection is a piece of fiction, alleging that it’s a deliberate try to malign Sri Lankan Tamils.
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As step one, the Sri Lankan Tamil diaspora had registered their protest by memorandums to Amazon Prime head workplace for its half in releasing the net collection on its platform.
The worldwide Tamil diaspora has staged demonstrations in entrance of the Amazon Prime places of work, the primary of which was staged in entrance of the Amazon workplace in London on Monday, adhering to the Covid-19 laws.
‘The Household Man 2’ has additionally confronted protests in Tamil Nadu, with a number of public personalities and political leaders demanding Amazon Prime to cease screening the net collection, which stars Manoj Bajpai, Priyamani and Samantha in lead roles.
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