Jitendra Narayan Singh (Waseem Rizvi) Confidently Defends His Film

The Diary of West Bengal producer Jitendra Narayan Singh (Waseem Rizvi) has been receiving death threats, prompting him to get full police protection. At the center of the controversy is a scene featuring a Hindu dholak adorned with the name of Prophet Muhammad, a symbolic gesture that has ignited fierce debates about the film's portrayal of cultural and religious dynamics. The film, which delves into controversial themes such as women’s safety, illegal infiltration, and the intense debate on 'Love Jihad,' has sparked outrage among certain communities.

”My life is at risk for daring to tell the truth” Singh stated ”But I refuse to be silenced. I have sought police protection, not out of fear, but out of a responsibility to ensure this film reaches the public” 

"'The Diary of West Bengal' Set for Release Amid Tensions"

Despite the mounting pressure, Jitendra Narayan Singh has received full police protection, ensuring that the film's release on August 30, 2024, proceeds as planned. With tensions running high and the film’s release date approaching, The Diary of West Bengal is set to be one of the most talked-about films of the year

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