'Mahatma Gandhi did not like Khajuraho temples,' Vishal Bhardwaj's big statement in headlines

Vishal Bhardwaj has given many great projects to the Indian film industry. Besides, the director is also seen making headlines with his statements on contemporary issues. Vishal Bhardwaj, who has produced films like 'Makdee', 'Maqbool', 'Omkara' and 'Haider', has now said something about Mahatma Gandhi, due to which he has become a part of the headlines.

'Mahatma Gandhi did not like Khajuraho temples,' Vishal Bhardwaj's big statement in headlines
Vishal Bhardwaj

Vishal Bhardwaj is in the headlines these days for his film 'Khoofia'. Meanwhile, he spoke openly on some topics in a recent interview. He also said something about Mahatma Gandhi due to which he came into limelight. Vishal said that Gandhiji did not like the temples of Khajuraho. In the interview, Vishal was asked about adult movies, to which he said, 'Why are you shy in asking questions on this? This is a part of life. Everyone at a certain age has seen it, if I say I have not seen it then I will be lying. In the country where Kamasutra has been written, in the country where Khajuraho temples are there, you are shy of asking me this.

Vishal Bhardwaj further added, 'Actually, it is a matter of perspective. If we look at the Khajuraho temple, why would someone have built it? Look at his spirituality, what he says on the spiritual level is that 'go within', all these walls and lust are external, ultimately you have to go within.

Continuing his point, Vishal Bhardwaj further said, 'Deads were broken, temples were destroyed, Gandhiji did not like what I have read in history, my history… maybe I am wrong. I think he was not comfortable with it. Vishal is in the headlines for this statement. While some people support the director's statement, some are seen taking him to task.

Vishal Bhardwaj's spy thriller film 'Khufiya' is streaming on OTT platform Netflix. The film stars Tabu, Ali Fazal and Wamiqa Gabbi in lead roles. This film of Vishal is based on Amar Bhushan's book 'Escape to Nowhere'. The film has received mixed responses from critics and audiences.