Amartya Roy

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If it's in terms of sheer action quality, yes, it's a good anime to watch. However, if you're someone who've read the webtoon beforehand, it won't take you more than the first few minutes to realize that this anime has skipped big chunks of the actual storyline, which essentially sabotages the flow of storyline. I was really hopeful for this anime. It had the potential to be in the top 10 newly released anime. It had such an impactful & enjoyable storyline but alas, the anime has tampered with the original storyline, which they should have never. I'll suggest: go read the webtoon. It'll be far more enjoyable.

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From the onset scene, the bone-chilling understanding crept into all that it’s going a gory 170 mins. The narration did justice to what is sidelined as a myth of how the Kashmir pandits were ousted from their own houses, their own birthland; making them run around like refugees in their motherland. Very little was done about it from the govt. The film drew a parallel where one party aimed at gaining an independent Kashmir, while the other party wished to just get back to their homeland and continue living their normal lives. Politics bled into religion, & now that drained blood from the pandits there. There’s a big audience who are still unaware of this atrocious event in the history of India, but again the idea of absolute truth gets muddled in the face of death. There are only a few recordings of this exodus. One question still remains in my mind - how do you differentiate terrorism & revolution ? All in all it was a well made movie with the facts set in right but do ready yourself for some deeply disturbing gory scenes.

The Kashmir Files

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