Did Prakash Raj Take A Dig At The Kerala Story 2? Actor Posts Pics Of Fish, Beef, Pork Dishes Saying, “All Of Them Live In Harmony”

Amid the escalating controversy surrounding The Kerala Story 2, actor Prakash Raj recently made a subtle yet pointed remark, highlighting the harmony among diverse communities in Kerala. The sequel to the 2019 film, scheduled for release on February 27, has been at the centre of intense debate since its trailer debuted. Its storyline, which depicts a protagonist being coerced into eating beef by a Muslim family, has sparked polarised reactions among audiences and politicians alike.

Prakash Raj Takes A Subtle Dig At The Kerala Story 2 Controversy

On Sunday, Prakash Raj shared his perspective on the controversy via his X (formerly Twitter) account. By posting images of various food items, he emphasised Kerala’s cultural and religious diversity, suggesting that all communities coexist peacefully. His comments implied that the narrative portrayed in the film does not reflect the true spirit of the state.

The real #KeralaStory is how pork, beef and fish coexist with vegetarian sadya and all of them live in harmony. Please relish 😍😍😍 #justasking happy Sunday everyone ❤️❤️ pic.twitter.com/Ea2JCPd6n6

— Prakash Raj (@prakashraaj) February 22, 2026

He posted pictures of various traditional delicacies, including pork, beef, fish, and sadya, and remarked, “The real Kerala Story is how pork, beef, and fish coexist peacefully with vegetarian sadya. Everyone lives in harmony. Just asking, happy Sunday everyone.”

Kerala CM, Anurag Kashyap On The Kerala Story 2 Controversy

The controversy surrounding The Kerala Story 2 has drawn sharp criticism from several quarters. Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap publicly denounced the movie, calling it “bullshit propaganda” and questioning its authenticity, saying, “Who feeds someone beef like this? No one is fed even khichdi in this manner. It’s nonsense, a total crap film.”

Kerala’s Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan also condemned the film, asserting that it falsely portrays Kerala—known for its religious harmony and progressive development—as a hub of terrorism. In a statement, Vijayan urged citizens to reject such propaganda, emphasising the importance of safeguarding the state’s secular fabric and promoting brotherhood.

What Is The Kerala Story 2 Controversy?

Additionally, a petition has been filed in the Kerala High Court seeking to halt the film’s release. The petitioner argued that the teaser’s portrayal of three women from Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan falling prey to terrorists using romance to convert girls could incite law and order issues. Despite the controversy, the film has received a U/A certification from the Central Board of Film Certification.

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