New Delhi: Ollywood director Bobby Islam has lodged a complaint at the Daraghabazar police station in Cuttack after receiving a threat call. The call came after Islam participated in a TV debate where he commented on the Odia film “Randi Pua Ananta” and actor Manoj Mishra.
In his complaint, Islam revealed that Soumya Ranjan Barik, a supporter of Manoj Mishra, threatened to kill him if he spoke against the actor. Islam expressed concern for his safety, stating that he fears retaliation from Mishra and his supporters.
This incident comes amid ongoing tensions between Islam and Mishra, who have been involved in a public dispute over the film “Randi Pua Ananta.” The situation escalated when Mishra allegedly made derogatory remarks about Islam’s family.
Islam’s complaint has sparked outrage among Ollywood filmmakers and fans, who are demanding action against those threatening the director’s life. Police are currently investigating the matter and have assured Islam of his safety.
