‘Bharat Ek Islamic Desh…’: Kerala Story 2 Teaser OUT; Promises A ‘Darker, More Gruesome’ Sequel

The Kerala Story 2, set to release on February 27, revolves around three women who recount how their dreams were shattered after falling into a “love trap”.

Kerala Story 2 Teaser OUT: The makers say that the film is beyond the first part - The Kerala Story.

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Kerala Story 2 Teaser OUT: “Our daughters don't fall in love; they fall in traps. Ab sahenge nahin... ladenge [We will not endure this anymore… we will fight],” is what the makers wrote while releasing the teaser of Kerala Story 2. The film, directed by Kamakhya Narayan Singh, produced by Vipul Amrutlal Shah, Aashin A Shah and Ravichand Nallappa, will be released on February 27. According to the makers, the sequel goes beyond the themes explored in The Kerala Story. 

Kerala Story 2 Teaser OUT

The teaser opens to show a woman from Kerala, Surekha Nair, sharing her ordeal. “I wanted to become an IAS after studying for UPSC and clearing the coveted examination. And wanted to do something for my country.”

As the teaser goes on, it introduces another woman, Neha Sant from Madhya Pradesh, who shares that her ambition was to win a gold medal in javelin throw and raise the Indian flag at the Olympics. Soon after, Divya Paliwal from Rajasthan appears, talking about her desire to build a career as a social media influencer. “Dance is my only passion,” she says.

The teaser then shows how the lives of these women, played by Ulka Gupta, Aishwarya Ojha and Aditi Bhatia, change after they fall into what the film describes as a trap of love.

 

 

 

 

 

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‘Bharat Ek Islamic Desh Ban Jaega’

“Salim ke pyaar me maine apna sab kuch kho dia,” said one of the characters, before claiming that 85 million unmarried Hindu girls in India are now his target.

Another woman says that after marrying Faizan, her life was completely ruined, adding that he claimed his mission was to convert every Hindu girl.

The third character shares how she was misled by Rasheed and saw all her dreams shatter. She recalls him saying that the power of love is stronger than explosives.

As the teaser progresses, the three women complete each other’s sentences, warning that if such missions succeed, India’s demography will change and the country will turn into an Islamic state.

Towards the end of the teaser, all three women remove their head coverings and say, “Because if not now, then never.”

The first film, starring Adah Sharma, Sonia Balani, Yogita Bihani, and Siddhi Idnani, focused on the story of a group of women from Kerala who are radicalised and recruited by the Islamic State. While the makers claimed it was inspired by true events, the Kerala government rejected this claim and accused the film of spreading misinformation. The film has won two National Awards, one for Best Director (Sudipto Sen) and another for Best Cinematography (Prasantanu Mohapatra).