Ikkis Film Sparks Debate with Strong Anti-Pakistan Disclaimer

• Dharmendra and Agastya Nanda's film "Ikkis" features a controversial, strongly worded disclaimer about Pakistan.
• The disclaimer, shown at the end, calls Pakistani Brigadier K. M. Nisaar's humane behavior "exceptional."
• It states Pakistan is "not trustworthy," its army is "cruel and inhumane," and violates the Geneva Convention.
• The film, based on Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal, earned ₹10.50 crore in two days despite a Day 2 dip.
• The disclaimer urges citizens to remain vigilant due to Pakistan-sponsored terrorist activities.

Why It Matters: "Ikkis" film includes a viral, strongly worded disclaimer against Pakistan, sparking discussion.