Mission Kashmir

A young orphan named Altaaf is adopted by the police chief who was responsible for the death of his family. As Altaaf grows up, he becomes embroiled in a terrorist plot to assassinate the chief minister of Kashmir, grappling with his past and his loyalties.

Mission Kashmir was a commercial success and generally received positive reviews for its action sequences, Hrithik Roshan's performance, and its exploration of the Kashmir conflict, though some critics pointed out plot contrivances.

• Praised for its slick action and Hrithik Roshan's intense performance.

• The film's handling of the sensitive political backdrop of Kashmir was noted.

• Some found the plot predictable despite its dramatic elements.

Google audience: Audiences largely appreciated the film's high-octane action and the compelling performances, particularly from the lead actors, finding it to be an engaging thriller that tackled a significant socio-political issue.

Filmfare Awards: Nominated for Best Actor (Hrithik Roshan), Best Villain (Sanjay Dutt), Best Female Debut (Sonali Kulkarni). Won Best Action Director (Vikas Anand).

The film's depiction of the Kashmir conflict and its portrayal of terrorism generated considerable discussion and some controversy due to its sensitive subject matter.