Controversy over British filmmaker Leslee Udwin's documentary 'India's Daughter' is not dying down. Even as Indian Government banned the film which Lelsee Udwin claims accurately depicts the what happened to Nirbhaya on the fateful night of December 16,2012, Nirbhaya's friend who was the only surviving eyewitness says the entire documentary was a fake film.
Speaking to scribes, Avanindra Pandey, who fought rapits and murders to save Nirbhaya said "The documentary is unbalanced as the victim's viewpoint is missing. The facts are hidden and the content is fake. Only Jyoti and I know what happened on that night and the documentary is far from truth,"
Pandey added he never heard about tutor Satendra who cliamed “Avanindra Pandey wanted to watch an action film while Jyoti wanted to watch Life Of Pi.” Pandey questioned , “How does he know which movie I wanted to watch on that night.”
Pandey went on to say "I was approached by many people and it started one and a half years ago, in 2013. I did not want to be part of it, as I was not convinced by its motive. Also, I was not mentally prepared and had health issues as well," Pandey supporting the ban said "The documentary has dented country's image and questioned law and order situation. The documentary showed that any individual can enter the Central Jail of our country and can interview a criminal,"
