Article 370 Movie Review: A Masterful Blend of Politics and Patriotism

Movie Rating- 4/5 Stars

Movie Review by Ratan Srivastava:

Director Aditya Jambhale’s latest offering, “Article 370,” produced by Aditya Dhar, unfolds as a riveting political drama, distinct from its predecessor “URI: The Surgical Strike.” Jambhale’s meticulous direction and Dhar’s insightful production choices distinguish this film, highlighting its shift from a war drama to a politically charged narrative.

The production’s professionalism shines through in every aspect, with impressive action sequences, dialogue free from melodrama, and efficient performances. Yami Gautam, portraying an intelligence operative and Kashmiri Pandit, delivers a stellar performance, skillfully balancing emotional depth and professional prowess. Arun Govil’s commendable portrayal of Narendra Modi adds another layer of authenticity to the narrative.

The film strategically places Gautam and Priyamani as key figures in the PMO, contributing to the legislation’s momentous nature. “Article 370” successfully builds tension, pacing the race against time leading to the abrogation day, a crescendo that simultaneously unfolds in Srinagar and Delhi. As a whole, the film stands as a testament to the filmmakers’ dedication to delivering a powerful political drama that captivates audiences from start to finish.