Yami Gautam and Aditya Dhar’s latest movie is receiving rave reviews on Twitter! People are saying it’s a must-watch for every Indian.
Yami Gautam receiving heaps of praise on social media for her latest movie, Article 370. People on Twitter (now called X) are leaving glowing reviews for this political action thriller. Even celebrities and movie-goers are raving about it. If you’re into gritty and nuanced tales from Indian history, this one might be right up your alley.
Article 370, produced by Aditya Dhar, who directed the acclaimed film Uri: The Surgical Strike, has hit theaters on February 23? The movie features a star-studded cast including Yami Gautam, Priyamani, and Arun Govil. With the upcoming parliamentary elections, the film’s release has intensified the public’s interest in the portrayal of the revocation of Article 370. It’s fascinating how movies can capture and reflect the pulse of the nation.
The Reviews.
South star Adivi Sesh had the chance to watch the movie and he had some incredible things to say about it on Twitter. According to him, #Article370 is a well-crafted political thriller that’s done right! He praised Yami Gautam for delivering her best performance and also gave a shoutout to #PriyaMani garu. Adivi Sesh also commended director #AdityaJhambale for his layered debut. It’s great to see such positive reviews from industry insiders.
According to trade expert Girish Johar, #Article370 is a gripping and entertaining film that presents an important part of India’s history from a specific perspective. Yami Gautam delivers a raging and roaring performance, while Priya Mani brings superb gracefulness to the film. The editing could have been tighter, but the background music and cinematography are excellent.
Twitter review mentioned that #Article370 is an impactful film with Yami Gautam delivering a fabulous performance. The second half has strong writing and there are standout moments throughout. The cast, including Priyamani and Raj Zutshi, is at their best. The film starts off interestingly and picks up pace before the interval, making the second half engaging. The background music and camerawork are good, but there are a few minor flaws.
