Even after 24 hours i am still speachless!!!

Rating: 9/10 (14 January 2019)

After a bunch of non-sense movies i have made a rule for myslef to never spend a dime again on any Bollywood movie in theater. Don't take me wrong i do like hindi movies like Stree, Andhadhoon last year but i sitll think those can be watched on small screen at the comfort of my home. The lack of grandure and complelling cinematography in Indian movies just does not warrent a theatrical experience.
But for URI i made an exception and boy was i so happy to be wrong. From start to finish this took me on ride of all kinds of emotion. One moment i was angry and the other moment i was crying and the very next moment i just terified. Man its a been a long time since a movie actully made me cry, but when the little girl screamed the war cry in front of her father's photo; tears started to roll down from my eyes.
From start to finish this kept me glued to the screen and invested in Vickey's character. The direction and acting is so daam good, i forgot i was watching a bollywood movie. The VFX team of Thugs of Hindustan should be interning at these guys' company. Mark my words both Vicky and Aditya (director) are going to be very very big names in comming years. This is how you tell a story and keep your audiance wanting for more.
The only thing that kind of creeped me out is the DRDO-Drone section of the movie. I just dont see the point of inlsuing the indiginous drone story lines to the movie. The VFX for the GARUD drones are also subpar compared the rest of the movie (but still miles ahead of any other indian movies).
Please please please go and watch the movie in theater !!!!!!!