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Uri: The Surgical Strike Movie Review Rating: 3.5/5 Stars (Three and a half stars)

Star Cast: Vicky Kaushal, Paresh Rawal, Mohit Raina, Yami Gautam, Kirti Kulhari

Director: Aditya Dhar

What’s Good: The at par realistic approach to the action sequences along with adding thrills to them (this plays both in the favour and against the film, go through ‘What’s Bad?’ for the latter half), how subtly Vicky Kaushal underplays himself & that energy-pumping background score.

What’s Bad: Going through the more realistic way, as far as action is concerned, the makers refrain to add soul at places & hence build that required connect, few unnecessary subplots that hurt the authenticity of the story.

Loo Break: Do not even try to! This isn’t your boring History class.

Watch or Not?: Leave all technicalities aside, this movie is telling a story which requires your undivided attention, just go for it!

User Rating:The movie is divided into 5 chapters, all of them, leading us to the surgical strike happened in Pakistan occupied Kashmir back in 2016. It starts with showing an ambush in the Chandel district of Manipur & how without wasting any time we see Major Vihan Shergil (Vicky Kaushal) executing a counterblow on those terrorists. Vihan’s mother in Delhi is suffering from Alzheimer’s & hence he asks for premature retirement.

Boasting a brave & clean record, Vihan is asked to retain his position by transferring to Delhi handling the Intelligence of the army. From Pathankot to Pampore, the country faces multiple terrorist attacks and Vihan, away from the field finds this unsettling. With the help of Govind (Paresh Rawal), an Indian intelligence & law enforcement officer, Vihan places himself in the mission of this secretive surgical strike that’s planned under the guidance of Mr Prime Minister – Narendra Modi. 

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