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The Kashmir Files is a raw and all-guns-blazed retelling of the events that led to the exodus of Hindus from the Kashmir Valley in the 1990s. The Vivek Agnihotri directorial is as gory and graphic as it gets. Not suggested for those sensitive to violence and strong emotions on screen, The Kashmir Files is based on this true tragedy that took place in North India a few decades back. While some have criticised the film for being too disturbing, all it does is show the raw reality through the lenses of a few fictionalised characters. That said, there are certain flaws in the film - including the director's not-so-subtle digs at certain institutions like JNU, Indian media, mythology, and more - that could have been avoided to make it truly a superb watch. All in all, however, this is one film that everyone unaware about the Kashmiri Pandit exodus should watch to get the gravity of the situation.
Best Feature Film on National Integration | 2023
Best Supporting Actress | 2023 | Pallavi
Extraordinary Performance of The Year | 2022
Extraordinary Performance of The Year | 2023
Best Screenplay | 2023
Best Film | 2023
Best Film | 2023
Best Actor in a Leading Role Male | 2022 | Anupam
Best Director | 2023 | Vivek
Best Film | 2023
Best Actor | 2023 | Anupam
Best Supporting Actress | 2023 | Pallavi
Best Actor | 2023
Best Male Star Debut | 2022
Best Perfomance by an Actor in a Negative Role | 2022 | Pallavi
Best Actor in a Supporting Role | 2022
Best Actor in a Leading Role | 2022 | Anupam
Best Film | 2022 | Vivek
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Starting scene of the movie, where Farooq Ahmed Bitta(played by Chinmay Mandlekar) shouts anti Indian slogans, was shot in Dehradun with real local people around Bitta. Initially people participated happily but soon forced makers to stop shoot after hearing anti Indian slogans. Then to convince people, they were shown previous Chinmay's movies. After knowing Chinmay had played Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's role, people allowed shoot to resume.
Sharda Pandit in 'The Kashmir Files' is based on two real life women - Girija Tickoo (a school teacher) and Mr. BK Ganjoo's wife.
The friends of Pushkar Pandit are named as Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh and Hari.
Based on real events
25 years Earlier Mithun Chakraborty played the role of IAS Officer in hit movie Kalia (1997). Now In The Blockbuster movie The Kashmir Files (2022) Mithun Chakraborty also played the role of IAS Officer.
