Raima Sen, the granddaughter of legendary Kolkata actress Suchitra Sen, is thrown into a disturbing web of death threats just before her birthday, upsetting the calm Bollywood world. The family is worried as threats keep coming in, clouding the impending festivities.
The threats are reportedly related to Raima's participation in the upcoming Hindi film "Maa Kali," which explores the background of the 1946 Calcutta Killings, according to reports from the Hindustan Times.
Raima and her family are uneasy as a series of menacing messages have surfaced since the release of the movie's poster.
In an open discussion, Raima describes the terrifying experience of being threatened in Bengali and Hindi, the gravity of which cannot be adequately expressed in words. The threats—which stem from rumors—have her worrying about her safety and have even prompted recommendations that she return to Kolkata from Mumbai.
Raima, without knowing the movie or having seen it, bemoans the senseless violence that has been directed at her. She has experienced similar animosity before; a year ago, she was the target of constant trolling because of her connection to the film "Vaccine War."
Raima is still worried about the upcoming release of "Maa Kali," even though there has not been any negative feedback since the release of "Vaccine War."
She is ready for any blowback, even though the teaser and trailer have not been released yet, and she is determined to take legal action if the threats do not stop.
Raima Sen's fortitude as she gets through this turbulent time is evidence of her unwavering spirit in the face of difficulty.
However, the terrifying reality of unjustified threats serves as a sobering reminder of the difficulties faced in the entertainment industry.
