"On National Film Day, I will say a word for everyone, the money the government gives to make a good picture, Pictures can not be made, Ludu can play. The film takes money. This money is dividing you to many people. This money is the film fitters. Nobody can be rich with these fitters. I request the Honorable Prime Minister to divide the two crore rupees.
Barrage director Farooq said, "Our film did not die. We want to kill our movie, we will not let you die. '
Syed Hasan Imam said, "We will request the Prime Minister, if you pay the money to make the film, it will be properly supervised whether or not it is being spent properly. We all want to say, we can give life to this movie. '
Meanwhile, veteran actress Babita could not attend the National Film Day ceremony due to physical illness. However, BFIDC has suffered pain due to the split between artists and craftsmen in the two-day movie festival. In the first light, Babita said, 'What is the problem in my house, what is the need to say publicly? You should take action to solve the problems and sit together to resolve the problem. I heard that some artists gave their views on various issues including importing Indian films. People who take responsibility for these responsibilities can create a beautiful environment, which can be followed by everyone. '