Uri: The Surgical Strike

Based on the true events of the surgical strikes of 2016, the film follows Major Vihaan Singh Rathore of the Indian Army. After a devastating terrorist attack on an Indian army base in Uri, Major Rathore leads a covert operation into Pakistan-occupied territory. The film chronicles the planning and execution of this daring retaliatory mission.

Uri: The Surgical Strike was a massive commercial success and received generally positive reviews from critics. It was praised for its patriotic theme, high-octane action sequences, and Vicky Kaushal's performance. While some critics pointed out its jingoistic tone and predictable narrative, the film resonated strongly with the audience for its depiction of national pride and military valor.

• Praised for its gripping action and patriotic fervor.
• Vicky Kaushal's intense performance was a major highlight.
• Some critics found the narrative to be overly nationalistic and formulaic.

Google audience: Audience reviews highlight the film's thrilling action sequences, strong performances, and its ability to evoke a sense of national pride. Many viewers appreciated the portrayal of the Indian military's capabilities and the dramatic retelling of a significant event.

Won the National Film Award for Best Director (Aditya Dhar) and Best Special Effects at the 66th National Film Awards. It also received nominations and wins at other Indian film awards.

The film's iconic dialogue, 'How's the Josh?', became a massive cultural phenomenon in India and was frequently used by politicians and public figures.