The Hindi film industry frequently encounters controversies when portraying political figures, particularly Indira Gandhi, with films like Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' and Madhur Bhandarkar's 'Indu Sarkar' facing censorship and legal battles. 'Emergency,' depicting the 1975-1977 Emergency period, was delayed due to objections from Sikh groups, pushing its release date. Political dramas often spark friction, balancing artistic expression and historical accuracy, as seen in both Hollywood and Bollywood productions like 'The Apprentice' and 'PM Narendra Modi'. Separately, the Malayalam film industry is grappling with revelations of widespread sexual harassment and gender discrimination following the release of the Hema committee report, leading to numerous legal actions. In Faridabad, a father demands justice for his son killed by a cow vigilante group, questioning the legality of such actions.