New Delhi: Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri, an Indian filmmaker, is well-known for his films that are grounded in reality and tackle social issues. His latest film, "The Kashmir Files," has been a huge success, gaining acclaim and recognition all over the world. The film, which explores the events leading up to the Kashmir conflict, has resonated with audiences, and its message has reached a wide audience.

Agnihotri is now preparing for his next film, "The Vaccine War," which is currently in post-production. While Agnihotri was unable to attend the Iconic Gold Awards 2023 ceremony due to his busy schedule, he and his co-star Pallavi Joshi were awarded the "Best Film of the Year" award for "The Kashmir Files."

The filmmaker expressed his gratitude for the award in a social media post, where he shared a poster of the event featuring him and Joshi, as well as a photo of the award itself. In the caption, he thanked the organizers for the recognition, and apologized for not being able to attend due to his post-production work on "The Vaccine War."

Agnihotri is known for his commitment to realism and social commentary in his films, and his success with "The Kashmir Files" has only solidified his reputation as a filmmaker who is unafraid to tackle difficult subjects. The film's success has been a source of pride for the Indian film industry, and has brought attention to the Kashmir conflict, a long-standing issue that has often been overlooked in the mainstream media.

As he works on his next project, Agnihotri remains dedicated to telling stories that matter, and to using his platform as a filmmaker to shed light on important issues facing society.