Thamanna S

The Kashmir Files is not entertainment — it’s a punch to the gut. Every frame screams of pain, betrayal, and truth that was buried for far too long. The genocide and forced exodus of Kashmiri Pandits wasn’t just a tragedy — it was a horrifying failure of humanity. The film doesn’t sugarcoat. It exposes. It provokes. And it leaves you shaken. This story demands remembrance. It demands justice. It demands that the world stops turning a blind eye to such atrocities. Watch it. Feel it. And never forget. And yes, KASHMIR IS AND WILL ALWAYS BE AN INTEGRAL PART OF INDIA. No amount of terror or propaganda will ever change that truth. It’s truly shameful to see people giving The Kashmir Files a one-star rating — not because the film lacks quality, but because they refuse to acknowledge a painful truth. This isn’t just “one side of the story” — it’s a side that was silenced for decades. Justice begins with truth. And The Kashmir Files dares to speak it.

Great Music, But Ruined by Bad Romance and Acting! Loved the music and the vibe of Indian classical and Rajasthani folk—it was soulful and beautiful. The male lead and storyline around music were strong. But the forced romance totally ruined it. Felt unnecessary, cringe, and didn’t fit the story at all. The actress was a poor choice—her acting really dragged the show down. Watched it for the music, but the rest was disappointing.

Worst movie i have ever watched. Literally had to watch it only for the sake of money i paid. It was that depressing. I am surprised by the 8 review on IMDB. When did cinema industry lost its sense?