NIFFA - 14.03.1892 Denied Justice (Tamil)

Screens with short film: 'Daddu Zindabad (Long Live Grandpa)' (Hindi) The Great Famine of 1876-1878 occurred in the southern states of India. Before the famine, the Pandiyan community used to make clay idols for their worships. When the clay idols got damaged due to the sun and rain, they decided to make stone idols. On March 14, 1892, at night, while the Pandiyan community was bringing a stone idol, the Aiko community snatched the idol and took it into the forest to prevent the festival proceedings. The Aiko community didn't want the Pandiyan community to use the stone idols as equal to theirs due to the caste discrimination.Did the Pandiyan community retrieve the idol from the forest? Did the festival happen? Why did the Aiko community snatch the idol to prevent the festival? These are questions answered in this movie.In the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, in a place called Kurinjiangulam, a dispute over establishing a temple for the Kandariyamman idol led to the brutal murder of four people on March 14, 1992. Even after 33 years of that 1992 incident, the festival is still in the dormant state and the Kandariyamman idol and temple yet to be opened for the people to conduct the festival. The perpetrators of the 1992 murder have also not been punished to this date. I consider this a social injustice inflicted on humanity. This story is based on the March 14, 1892, true event. Despite the passage of many decades, some things remain unchanged till today. This is time for us to regroup, reasses the conditions and get things in place for everyone to live in a harmonious and peaceful life.PT1H52MCTC2026-04-11
Tamil Silambarasan
NIFFA - 14.03.1892 Denied Justice (Tamil)"NIFFA - 14.03.1892 Denied Justice (Tamil)"

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April 11, 2:10 pm

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