A Bollywood Masala Movie posing as a true story
Likes- The entire movie rests on the very capable shoulders of Vicky Kaushal , An excellent actor.In my view as typical bollywood potboiler its a good movie.
Dislikes- By design it seems like propaganda, The claim of based on true facts needs to be validated especially as my friend argued "Its a bollywood movie so what if a lot of cinematic liberties have been taken"
Case in point- Most strategic meetings w.r.t to a army operations has what looks like the PM, Ex Defense Minister, Current Defense Minister, Home Minister, Finance Minister, ONE Army man , NSG head. Basically the entire cabinet. It really does look like a whole lot of compounders planning a complex surgery. Surely our politicians do not plan and execute army operations. Or should i say hope they dont. But what to do "Nava India Che"
Yummy Looking Gautam as a nurse who looks after our HEROs mother who is suffering from Alzheimers posing as nurse. Turns out this is not nurse jenifer, but agent pallavi. Got me thinking if there is a agent posing as a nurse and looking after your mother, its more likely that she is not looking out for you, she is actually looking at you- You are a suspect.
Yummy actually is the top agent on project URI itself, all she does is stare at screens and a couple of lines. Stand out line- " Maine sab check kar liya hain', I was left looking for Intelligence or Officer like in the entire movie.
Constipated looking paresh rawal who keeps breaking phones for some reason, and seems to be doing all the work like talking to DRDO for technology. And all he finds is a baby faced youngster , who is asked to make 4 garuds in 4 days. Voila 4 garuds it is ( Surveillance drones with stated 12 KM range as stated).- And a cheesy one liner, "You may have won us the war", But chacha it was not a war it was a RAID.
Last but not the least Our Army is not a revenge seeking killing machine, They are disciplined soldiers who selflessly do their duty.
Not in the league of a nuanced Raazi.
But Hows the JOSH-- HIGH SIR