'Ikkis' Disclaimer Sparks 'Pakistan Not Trustworthy' Row, Echoes 'Dhurandhar'

• The film 'Ikkis', featuring Dharmendra and Agastya Nanda, is embroiled in controversy over a disclaimer shown after the movie.
• The disclaimer states, "Our neighboring country Pakistan is not trustworthy. Be it war or peace, the Pakistani army has always behaved cruelly with Indian soldiers and citizens."
• It clarifies that the good conduct of Pakistani Brigadier Nisar in the film is merely an exception.
• Netizens debate if this disclaimer is a strategic move, possibly influenced by 'Dhurandhar', to avoid controversy or align with nationalist sentiment.
• 'Ikkis' is based on the bravery of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal, a 1971 Indo-Pak war hero.

Why It Matters: 'Ikkis' film's strong anti-Pakistan disclaimer sparks controversy and debate among viewers.