Article 370 Review: Yami Gautam Delivers Stellar Performance in Hard-hitting Political Drama

Article 370: A Political Drama with Mixed Results

This movie is not a sequel to the action-packed “Uri: The Surgical Strike,” but instead tells a story about Indian politics and the conflict in Kashmir. While not as flashy, it still manages to be engaging.

The movie starts with a bang, setting the scene with a deadly encounter and the resulting protests in Kashmir. The main character, Zooni, gets caught in the middle and is eventually tasked with helping bring stability to the region.

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The film takes us through the challenges Zooni faces, including the Pulwama attack and the complex motivations of different groups. It also explores the economic reasons behind the conflict and how some people benefit from it.

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Strengths:

• Acting: Yami Gautam Dhar and Priya Mani deliver strong performances as the two leading women.
• Cinematography: The beautiful shots of Kashmir add to the authenticity of the story.
• Fast-paced first half: The movie starts off strong and keeps you hooked.

Weaknesses:

• Uneven pacing: The second half feels stretched out and could be tighter.
• Music: The background music sometimes clashes with the scenes and doesn’t always enhance the emotions.
• Underdeveloped characters: Besides the two leads, the other characters don’t have much depth.

Overall:

“Article 370” is a well-intentioned film that tackles a complex topic. While it has some flaws, the strong performances and beautiful visuals make it worth watching. Just be prepared for a slower pace in the second half.