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Bollywood film on Islamic State recruits sparks debate in India

By Shilpa Jamkhandikar MUMBAI (Reuters) - A low-budget Bollywood film about young women recruited by the Islamic State has stirred up passionate debat.

Madhya pradeshTamil naduUttar pradeshGirish joharRichard changSudipto senShilpa jamkhandikarNarendra modiMamta banerjeeBharatiya janata partyKerala high courtSupreme courtMultiplex owners association onIslamic stateKerala storyTaran adarsh

Bollywood film on Islamic State recruits sparks debate in India

By Shilpa Jamkhandikar MUMBAI (Reuters) - A low-budget Bollywood film about young women recruited by the Islamic State has stirred up passionate debat.

Tamil naduMadhya pradeshUttar pradeshSudipto senGirish joharMamta banerjeeShilpa jamkhandikarNarendra modiRichard changMultiplex owners association onSupreme courtKerala high courtBharatiya janata partyIslamic stateKerala storyTaran adarsh

Bollywood film on Islamic State recruits sparks debate in India

By Shilpa Jamkhandikar MUMBAI (Reuters) - A low-budget Bollywood film about young women recruited by the Islamic State has stirred up passionate debat.

Madhya pradeshUttar pradeshTamil naduNarendra modiShilpa jamkhandikarRichard changSudipto senGirish joharMamta banerjeeBharatiya janata partyKerala high courtMultiplex owners association onSupreme courtIslamic stateKerala storyTaran adarsh

Bollywood film on Islamic State recruits sparks debate in India

By Shilpa Jamkhandikar MUMBAI (Reuters) - A low-budget Bollywood film about young women recruited by the Islamic State has stirred up passionate debat.

Tamil naduUttar pradeshMadhya pradeshSudipto senMamta banerjeeRichard changNarendra modiShilpa jamkhandikarGirish joharKerala high courtSupreme courtMultiplex owners association onBharatiya janata partyIslamic stateKerala storyTaran adarsh

Bollywood film on Islamic State recruits sparks debate in India

By Shilpa Jamkhandikar MUMBAI (Reuters) - A low-budget Bollywood film about young women recruited by the Islamic State has stirred up passionate debat.

Madhya pradeshUttar pradeshTamil naduRichard changNarendra modiMamta banerjeeSudipto senGirish joharShilpa jamkhandikarMultiplex owners association onKerala high courtBharatiya janata partySupreme courtIslamic stateKerala storyTaran adarsh

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