Movie Review - Uri: The Surgical Strike
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January 13, 2019
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One Word Review: ADMIRABLE
Based on the 2016 terrorist attack on Air Force Base in URI, this movie showcases the events which lead to the event and which followed it. Uri: The Surgical Strike depicts all the realtime incidents which happened and how the surgical strike was executed in a realistic manner.
The story starts with the protagonist Major Vihaan Shergil (Vicky Kaushal) who fights his personal battles as well as leading the Special Forces in Indian Army. He along with his team perform the most dangerous and the most unrealistic war with Pakistan as the after effects of the Uri attack which were being denied by Pakistan.
Coming to the acting, Vicky Kaushal has developed from each and every movie he has acted in. Starting as a skinny lad in Masaan to a best friend in Sanju and now Major Vihaan Shergill, he has really put all his hardwork physically and mentally into it and which is shown throughout the movie. He is flawless throughout the movie and plays his part to perfection. Clearly one of his best performances in his short career span. Paresh Rawal plays his part well and his dialogue delivery and experssions are superb. Mohit Raina gets an interesting character to portray and he justifies it completely. Yami Gautam does a fine job as another Intelligence officer but gets a limited scope. Kirti Kulhari has limited screenspace but portrays it well. She should have been explored a bit more. Aditya Dhar's direction is mindblowing, being a first timer he has done a great job and is one of the directors to look out for in the near future. The combat sequences, ambush, gunfire, fistfights, sniper shots are realistically shot. The camera tactfully follows the soldiers like a shadow. Sound effects are crucial to combat film storytelling, and this war drama uses it effectively for most parts.
The movie is intriguing and will make you scream and clap during the warfare scenes. It is a fitting tribute to the Indian Army who day in day out serves the nation and we can in no way repay the sacrifices they do. The movie puts a spotlight on the work which they do thanklessly. Truely URI: The Surgical Strike is 138 minutes of Sheer Brilliance and a MUST WATCH..The start of 2019 for Bollywood is on a HIGH !!!
IMDB- 9.4/10 💪🏼
Reviewed by Mandar Dalvi
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Based on the 2016 terrorist attack on Air Force Base in URI, this movie showcases the events which lead to the event and which followed it. Uri: The Surgical Strike depicts all the realtime incidents which happened and how the surgical strike was executed in a realistic manner.
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The story starts with the protagonist Major Vihaan Shergil (Vicky Kaushal) who fights his personal battles as well as leading the Special Forces in Indian Army. He along with his team perform the most dangerous and the most unrealistic war with Pakistan as the after effects of the Uri attack which were being denied by Pakistan.
Coming to the acting, Vicky Kaushal has developed from each and every movie he has acted in. Starting as a skinny lad in Masaan to a best friend in Sanju and now Major Vihaan Shergill, he has really put all his hardwork physically and mentally into it and which is shown throughout the movie. He is flawless throughout the movie and plays his part to perfection. Clearly one of his best performances in his short career span. Paresh Rawal plays his part well and his dialogue delivery and experssions are superb. Mohit Raina gets an interesting character to portray and he justifies it completely. Yami Gautam does a fine job as another Intelligence officer but gets a limited scope. Kirti Kulhari has limited screenspace but portrays it well. She should have been explored a bit more. Aditya Dhar's direction is mindblowing, being a first timer he has done a great job and is one of the directors to look out for in the near future. The combat sequences, ambush, gunfire, fistfights, sniper shots are realistically shot. The camera tactfully follows the soldiers like a shadow. Sound effects are crucial to combat film storytelling, and this war drama uses it effectively for most parts.
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IMDB- 9.4/10 💪🏼
Reviewed by Mandar Dalvi
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