The entire Uri team came together to celebrate the success of the film on Wednesday.Īlso read: Malaika Arora, Arjun Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor can’t stop smiling as they head out of Karan Johar’s party. The makers have been promoting the film with the hashtag #HowsTheJosh that was also written on the sweatshirts sported by the film’s team at their success party. Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film also stars Mohit Raina, Kirti Kulhari and Paresh Rawal. The film is inspired by the events of the 2016 surgical strikes carried out by India to avenge the Uri attack. They can be seen warning the viewers that if the new India can enter the enemy country to attack them, they can also enter the electronic appliances of the users via torrent.Īlso read: Uri becomes 2019’s first hit, Vicky Kaushal, Yami Gautam celebrate film’s success with a high-on-josh party why they fight over this area, are not for making more lebensraum, i guess its because of the water resources stored in the khasmir mountains that has made this mess, including a bit religous differences and so on.The video looks like a pirated copy of Uri: The Surgical Strike in the beginning when actors Vicky along with co-star Yami Gautam move out of the film to give a message to the viewers. The score makes suspence to the action, but damages the drama, there are also some strange intermissions made by the editor that raised my eyebrows more than once.īut in the end it delivers what the indian people wants, and thereby puts another kettle on the stove to boil up even more negativism about pakistan and the feud over khasmir. we are also overloaded with info about where and when that flashes on the screen more than nescesarry. also the presentation of the pakistanis as the stupid neighbour both in the dialouges and action, really hits the bullseye of ultra-indian patriotism.īut the action sequences of the film are blockbuster worthy, though the pyrotechnicians and bomb makers seems more interested in fireworks than what happens when a bullitt hits different material. Well, this was a roller coaster ride between drama and action, spiced up with a lofentanil-induced patriotism that i havent seen on film since the cold war between east and west in the 70's a 80's.
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