INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Kher, who plays former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in "The Accidental Prime Minister", says cinema and politics cannot be separated since
one reflects other.The film, based on Manmohan Singh's years in office, has landed in trouble even before its release."Look, when audience
is going to theatre to watch a film, they are regular cine-goers and movie lovers
They are not entering hall as a voter
But yes, when they come out, film might linger in their mind then, cinema and politics cannot be separated, because they are a reflection of
each other," Anupam Kher told news agency IANS.The actor further said: "A filmmaker or an artiste really cannot figure out why people are
voting for a political party
Some voters are loyalists; some are making a list of good and bad to choose a party and government
How much can a film contribute to that"Anupam Kher also said film is about a simple man who was born into a middle-class family and with his
merit, rose to become Prime Minister of India."The Accidental Prime Minister" is based on an eponymous book released during 2014 elections,
when political transformation happened and nation voted BJP to power
The book gives an insight into Prime Minister Office (PMO) as well as personal journey of Manmohan Singh.
