"Ab ham tumhare ghar mein ghus kar tumhare bhaiyon ko maar rahe hain. Indian Army! INDIAN ARMYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!"

Rating: 9/10 (12 January 2019)

This dialogue above is what stayed with me after the film ended. You could actually feel the emotions of the actors during the movie. This is what makes Uri: the surgical strike one of the most powerful, well-balanced and well-crafted movies of Bollywood. Not of 2019, not of Vicky Kaushal or any other actor, but of Bollywood. However, when I say this, I do not mean that the actors of the film deserve no recognition for their performance in this film. The actors did a swell job in their performance , all of them, Paresh Rawal, Vicky Kaushal and Yami Gautam. Whether it was an action scene or a scene which required powerful acting, the actors nailed it on the spot. Especially Vicky Kaushal in the scene where he is mourning his brother-in-law at the funeral and other scenes. One more thing which made this movie a well crafted movie was the fact that not a single minute in this movie was wasted. Each second you felt obligated to glue your eyes to the screen as you kept wondering what would happen next, even in the early scenes....much before the Uri attack or the surgical strike, and towards the climax as you anxiously must wait to see what will occur next. In the end, all I have to say is Uri is one of the most well-crafted movies in Bollywood with great action scenes, even better performances and each minute grabbing your attention in anticipation of what will happen next. In the end, you will feel that every second you spent on this movie was worth it. You will also feel proud of the Indian Army for carrying out this dangerous mission to avenge our martyred soldiers, a feeling that is likely to stay even after the movie has ended; I burst into an applause along with the rest of the theatre when the movie ended.