Vivek Agnihotri’s book, “The Kashmir Files,” is about the stories of Kashmir Pandits (KP) who were forced out of their homes over the last 30 years. They were waiting to be told. The film is based on the true story of Kashmiri Pandits who were tortured and killed in 1990 during the Kashmir insurgency. It has a big cast, including Anupam Kher as Pushkarnath, Mithun Chakraborty as Brahma Dutt, Darshan Kumar as Krishna Pandit, Pallavi Joshi as Radhika Menon, Bhasha Sumbali as Shraddha Pandit, and Chinmay Mandlekar as Bitta, among other people.
Three companies own the movie: Zee Studios, IAmBuddha and Abhishek Agarwal Arts. The movie is made by Tej Narayan Agarwal, Abhishek Agarwal and Pallavi Joshi.
The Kashmir Files Movie Review
Vivek Agnihotri’s film revisits the exodus and its aftermath. It’s a little graphic and violent. It shows how KP’s have been treated because of their religion. This is based on evidence from people who have seen it. Telecom engineer BK Ganjoo was killed in a rice barrel, as was the Nadimarg massacre, where 24 Hindu Kashmiri Pandits were killed by militants dressed in combat uniforms. Derogatory slogans were also used to insult the group. Pushkar Nath Pandit (Anupam Kher) is an old Indian nationalist fighting for his country for a long time. We see these real-life events through the eyes of Pushkar Nath, his four best friends, and his on-the-fence grandson, Krishna (Darshan Kumaar). Krishna doesn’t know anything about his past, so his search for truth is the story.
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Darshan Kumar plays Krishna, a Kashmiri Pandit who goes to a top university modelled on Jawaharlal Nehru University. His “liberal” teacher, Radhika Menon (Pallavi Joshi), has taught him that the secessionist movement in Kashmir is similar to the Indian Freedom Movement.
Krishna’s grandfather, Pushkar Nath (Anupam Kher), dies, so he returns to Kashmir with his ashes and meets four of his grandfather’s friends. They tell Krishna and the audience the “real” story of Kashmir. In their story, Kashmir is in the middle of a fight between two different people. The Pandits were left to die by the State and the central government to please one group. Bitta is the bad guy in this story. He looks like a mix of real-life Ghulam Mohammad Dar, better known as Bitta Karate, and Yasin Malik, the faces of the terror group Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front.
Performers Anupam Kher, Mithun Chakraborty, and Darshan Kumaar make it an excellent movie to see. His heart-wrenching performance leaves you with a lump in your throat, and Pallavi Joshi is also outstanding. Chinmay Mandlekar and Mithun Chakraborty are good at their jobs.
The Kashmir Files Box Office Collection Day 4
The Kashmir Files had a great start at the box office and earned Rs 3.55 crore on its first day. Day 3 had brought in Rs 15.10 crore from ticket sales. However, on Day 4, the movie took off in a big way. It made Rs 16.25 crore, which is much more than on Sunday. As of now, the global box office total stands at Rs 47.85 crore. It’s still possible that it will go up even more. We think the movie will soon reach the Rs 100-crore club. Tuesday could be even better for The Kashmir Files. It could even get the Rs 20-crore mark.
On a budget of Rs 20 crore, the movie has been made. It could become one of the biggest blockbusters in Hindi film history to get the All-Time Blockbuster title.
The Kashmir Files IMDB Rating
With a whooping 8.3, it’s got more than 2 million votes. While 94% of people gave it a 10 rating, 4% gave it a 1 rating. Note from IMDB “IMDb publishes weighted votes, rather than raw data,” the site said. Because we consider all votes from users, not all votes have the same impact (or “weight”) on how we rate a product. When there is a lot of unusual voting activity, we may use a different weighting calculation to keep our system safe. We don’t tell you how we came up with the rating to keep our rating system working.
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