Black Friday (2004) is an Indian crime film directed by Anurag Kashyap, based on Hussain Zaidi's book about the 1993 Bombay bombings. The film portrays the events leading up to the bombings and the subsequent police investigation. It explores the planning, execution, and aftermath of the attacks, focusing on the perspectives of both the perpetrators and the law enforcement agencies involved in solving the case. The movie features a large ensemble cast and offers a detailed and unflinching look at one of India's most devastating terror attacks.
On 12 March 1993, a series of 12 bomb blasts occurred in Mumbai, Maharashtra, in retaliation for the Bombay riots, resulting in 257 deaths and 713 injuries.
On 14 March 1993, Asgar Muqadam was arrested and provided information about the bomb blasts under duress, leading to a full-scale police inquiry led by Deputy Commissioner of Police, Rakesh Maria.
On 9 March 1993, Gul Mohammed confessed to a bomb conspiracy at the Nav Pada police station in Bombay, but police dismissed it. On 12 March 1993, bombings took place in the city, resulting in 257 deaths and approximately 1400 injuries.
On 10 May 1993, Badshah Khan, an accomplice who had been in hiding, was arrested by the police following the Bombay bomb blasts.
On 4 November 1993, the police filed a charge sheet against 189 accused in the Bombay bombings case. The Central Bureau of Investigation subsequently took over the case.
In 1993, the Bombay bomb blasts occurred, serving as the basis for the film's narrative.
On 5 August 1994, Yaqub Memon, Tiger Memon's brother, willingly turned himself in to the authorities. In a Newstrack interview, Yaqub claimed that Tiger and his underworld associates masterminded the bombings.
In December 2005, a petition was filed by Mustaq Moosa Tarani, which resulted in the Bombay High Court banning the film's release until the verdicts in the trial were delivered.
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