Vivek Agnihotri On Same Sex Marriage: ‘The Kashmir Files’ director Vivek Agnihotri is known for his outspoken views. They often create panic on social media with their tweets. Currently, the director has tweeted in support of same-sex marriage and has written that it is a need and not a crime.
Vivek tweeted in favor of gay marriage
The filmmaker has reacted to a tweet in the Supreme Court regarding an application by the central government that said same-sex marriage is an urban elitist concept. Vivek Agnihotri wrote in his tweet, “No. Same sex marriage is not an ‘urban elitist’ concept. It is a human need. It is possible that some government elites have prepared its draft. Who have never traveled in small towns and villages. Or have not traveled in the local of Mumbai. First of all, gay marriage is not a concept. It is a necessity. It is a right, and same-sex marriage should be normal, not a crime, in a progressive, liberal and inclusive civilization like India.
NO. Same sex marriage is not an ‘urban elitist’ concept. It’s a human need. Maybe some sarkari elites drafted it who have never traveled in small towns & villages. Or Mumbai locals.
First, same sex marriage is not a concept. It’s a need. It’s a right.
And in a progressive,… https://t.co/M4S3o5InXI— Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) April 18, 2023
Film maker Hansal Mehta also supported gay marriage
Filmmaker Hansal Mehta also shared a still from Modern Love: Mumbai and tweeted, “Come on Supreme Court! Pave the way. Legalize gay marriage.” The filmmaker had directed the shots for an episode of the 2022 anthology series, which featured a love story of a gay couple.
Hearing on the Central Government’s application in the Supreme Court
Explain that a Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court comprising Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, Justices Sanjay Kishan Kaul, S Ravindra Bhat, PS Narasimha and Hima Kohli, on the Centre’s application regarding their views on same-sex marriage social acceptance Will hear on.
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