The makers of the upcoming film Kaala Hiran have officially dropped its first poster which is creating quite a buzz across social media. The movie is heavily inspired by the infamous 1998 blackbuck poaching case, a controversy that has followed Bollywood superstar Salman Khan for nearly three decades.
According to reports, the project will dive deep into the real life events surrounding the incident. It aims to explore the actual poaching allegations, the intense legal battles that followed in the courtrooms, and the massive public and media controversy that kept the superstar in the headlines for years. Along with the poster drop, the makers have also announced that the official teaser reveal is scheduled for June 20.
Many people on social media feel that the main purpose of this movie seems to be nothing more than digging out old corpses to create fresh controversy. The 1998 case remains one of the most talked-about events in Indian entertainment history, making this picture highly sensitive. However, a section of people also think that the film might be funded by Salman’s own PR team. The theory is that they are building an initial narrative that the film is exposing him, but in reality, it will end up whitewashing his case.
