The Kashmir Files review

The Kashmir Files by Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri has surprised a lot of people. The video depicts the departure of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990 in a harsh manner. The film has once again awakened the discourse on what happened in Kashmir, with stunning graphics that may give one chill and horrific accounts from people. The film has sparked a lot of discussion on the internet. Many people feel the video is a half-truth, while others believe it is a genocide.

The film “The Kashmir Files” is focused on the genocide of Kashmiri Hindus by extremist Islamists in Kashmir in 1990 and the subsequent migration of Kashmiri Hindus. Anupam Kher, Mithun Chakraborty, Pallavi Joshi, Darshan Kumar, Chinmay Mandlekar, and Mrinal Kulkarni play key roles in the film.

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The Kashmir Files from a muslim eye
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Vivek Agnihotri directed The Kashmir Files, which was released on March 11, 2022. This Hindi-language film has a running time of 2 hours and 50 minutes.

Many people were against the film before it was released. Following the release of the film’s trailer on YouTube, a petition was filed at the Bombay high court. The petition asked for a ban on the film’s distribution, claiming that it might damage Muslims’ feelings in the country.

The Bombay high court dismissed the plea, allowing the film ‘The Kashmir Files’ to be released.

J Sai Deepak, a Supreme Court advocate, also hailed filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri for The Kashmir Files and asked his fans to embrace the film entirely by tweeting a series of tweets in support of the movie.

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He also mentioned in a tweet that this thread was promised thread and that he read lots of books and sources to understand which kind of situation Kashmiri Pandits went from. He wrote,

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J Sai Deepak stated that the film’s creators were confident in their research and avoided putting up ‘escapist’ and ‘evasive’ warnings from the beginning. He said,

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He also added,

After this, the non-linear manner of film narration used by filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri for ‘The Kashmir Files’ was praised by the Supreme Court advocate. He emphasised that the tale alternated between past and present, which he said was successful in highlighting the genocide perpetrated on Kashmiri Hindu Pandits. He said,

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J Sai Deepak went on to explain how each character in ‘The Kashmir Files’ represented a generation of Kashmiris and their perspectives. He wrote,

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The Supreme Court lawyer also emphasised the need of remembering history and reinforcing it on a regular basis in order to guarantee that victims’ lived experiences are not disregarded in society. He said,

He also remarked on the naming of characters. He said,

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He went on to say,

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The actors of ‘The Kashmir Files’ wowed the Supreme Court lawyer. He said about this,

Despite years of preparation, J Sai Deepak admitted that he couldn’t control his emotions after viewing the video. He said,

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He was also awestruck by Bollywood actor Anupam Kher’s portrayal of ‘Pushkar Nath Pandit’. J Sai Deepak was convinced by the renowned actor’s ‘realistic’ portrayal in the film. He said,

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He continued,

In response to actress Bhasha Sumbli’s performance, he tweeted,

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Deepak J Sai went on to highlight her character’s efforts and struggles from the movie. He said,

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For praising Mithun Chakraborty’s stunning performance, he tweeted,

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For Pallavi Joshi’s performance as professor Radhika Menon, he said,

He also applauded Darshan Kumar’s acting skills in this movie by saying,

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He also mentions Chinmay Mandlekar’s realistic characterization as Bitta. He said,

He also pointed out the efforts of other supporting roles by saying,

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Sai Deepak J further mentions the abrogation of Article 370 from Jammu and Kashmir. He added,

He also mentions the performance of the movie on the box office and its reviews across the sections of the country. He said,

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Finally, he stated,

He concluded by saying,

In the ending, he added,

At last, over and out,

What do you think about this movie? Share with us in a comment section.

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