Leaving the purported discussions regarding political agendas and propagandas aside, I believe we can all agree on the fact that the abrogation of "Article 370" was a landmark in our nation's post-independence history.
And for a movie to depict every detail about the article, every residue of the said bill, and every strategy that went behind before the final reveal was no mean feat, yet the makers were able to not only feed information in layman's terms but also make the entire proceedings enough interesting to keep the audience engaged for the whole two and a half hours duration.
Not to mention, Yami Gautam, as Zooni Haksar, merits commendation. Lately, she has been choosing meatier roles, and I couldn't be happier, as she tends to shine whenever she's given the spotlight, such a bankable performer she had evolved into.
And for a movie to depict every detail about the article, every residue of the said bill, and every strategy that went behind before the final reveal was no mean feat, yet the makers were able to not only feed information in layman's terms but also make the entire proceedings enough interesting to keep the audience engaged for the whole two and a half hours duration.
Not to mention, Yami Gautam, as Zooni Haksar, merits commendation. Lately, she has been choosing meatier roles, and I couldn't be happier, as she tends to shine whenever she's given the spotlight, such a bankable performer she had evolved into.