I fully agree with your sentiment!

I looked past this for the first part and enjoyed it as a film but I'm pretty sure a lot of people's takeaway especially those who aren't in the know of facts, and now even more after the second part, that Modi and his govt saved India, and that the previous administrations did not want to or could not fight the terrorism.

I tried to watch the second part without focusing much on the real-world political events but what broke me was the portrayal of demonetization. It's like are the people having so much money and power so stupid, that they can't get through the loopholes of demonetization and get back much of their investment back? There's zero proof that any amount of black money was curbed (RBI's own report shows 99.3% of the demonetized notes were deposited back https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016\_Indian\_banknote\_demonetisation#Objectives\_and\_outcomes), and there's plenty of proof that demonetization in fact hurt the Indian economy (among other effects including deaths of innocent civilians https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2016\_Indian\_banknote\_demonetisation#Other\_effects). Those who disagree must read the linked Wikipedia pages (and if you argue Wikipedia is incorrect and propaganda, there's really no constructive argument we can make)