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India.com
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
This 2-hour 20-minute film made every Indian proud, made for Rs 25 crore, it earned Rs 342 crore, lead actors are…, movie is…
India's 'Operation Sindoor' is going on. India has completely foiled Pakistan's evil designs in retaliation. The soldiers of the three armies are standing firm and giving a befitting reply to Pakistan's evil deeds. In such a situation, today we will tell you about a 6-year-old blockbuster film that defeated the terrorists. Let us tell you about this superhit film. The name of this film, released in 2019, is 'Uri: The Surgical Strike'. It is based on the terrorist attack in Uri in 2016 and the subsequent surgical strike carried out by the Indian Army in Pakistan. This film shows the story of revenge in which the Indian Army gave a befitting reply to the terrorists and carried out strikes on the terrorist bases in PoK. In which many terrorists were wiped out. Vicky Kaushal was in the lead role in this film. He played the role of Major Vihaan Shergill in it. He was seen leading the surgical strike in the film. Apart from Vicky, Yami Gautam, Paresh Rawal, and Mohit Raina were also in it. This film was directed by Yami Gautam's husband, Aditya Dhar. Whoever saw this 2-hour 20-minute film, his chest swells with pride after seeing the bravery of the army. The theatre echoed with thunderous applause after seeing the bravery of the army, and every Indian became emotional. This film dominated the box office for many days after its release. According to media reports, its budget was around Rs 25 crore, and its worldwide collection was Rs 342.06 crore. This film even holds the record of being the highest-grossing film of the year 2019.
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First Post
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- First Post
Uri: The Surgical Strike director Aditya Dhar reacts to Pahalgam terror attack: 'They want Kashmir, we want their heads'
Aditya's wife and actress Yami Gautam also shared her reaction on her Instagram story, writing 'Heartbroken" with the hashtag #PahalgamTerroristAttack. read more Aditya Dhar, who directed Vicky Kaushal starrer Uri: The Surgical Strike, has reacted strongly to the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu & Kashmir. Taking to Instagram stories, the filmmaker expressed his outrage and wrote, 'Unhe Kashmir chahiye, humein unka sar," which translates into 'They want Kashmir, we want their heads." Aditya's wife and actress Yami Gautam also shared her reaction on her Instagram story, writing 'Heartbroken" with the hashtag #PahalgamTerroristAttack. On the professional front, Aditya is busy with Dhurandar, which features Ranveer Singh, Akshaye Khanna, R. Madhavan, Arjun Rampal and Sanjay Dutt in prominent roles. It is bankrolled by Jyoti Deshpande from Jio Studios, in collaboration with Aditya and Lokesh Dhar of B62 Studios. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD As per reports, the movie explores the murky world of global conflicts and shadowy operatives. While official details remain tightly guarded, a source close to the production hints, 'It is not directly inspired by this incident, but anyone familiar with Aditya's work knows he has a knack for weaving real-world influences into his narratives. The blueprint of how such operations unfold has been meticulously studied. Given recent events, the lines between fact and fiction seem to be blurring, making people question just how much of reality seeps into the reel. Adding to the intrigue, Ranveer Singh, who leads the film, has been spotted in intense, high-octane shoot sequences, his presence commanding attention. Is it possible that the film's storyline intersects with the mechanics of real-world covert missions? Could Singh be embodying one of the enigmatic 'unknown men' that dominate geopolitical headlines?
Time of India
23-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmi to bring Shah Bano's battle to the big screen
Actors Yami Gautam and Emraan Hashmi have successfully wrapped up filming their upcoming historical judgement inspired by one of India's most pivotal legal battles, the 1985 Shah Bano case . In this much-anticipated film, Yami steps into the shoes of Shah Bano, while Emraan portrays a character inspired by her former husband, Ahmed Khan. The movie aims to shed light on a landmark case that stirred national debate on gender rights, religious personal laws, and constitutional justice. The case that shook the nation The Shah Bano case originated in 1978, when 62-year-old Shah Bano filed a plea in Indore seeking maintenance from her husband, Mohammed Ahmad Khan, a respected lawyer who had divorced her after four decades of marriage and five children. Shah Bano invoked Section 125 of the Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC), 1973, a secular provision that mandates maintenance for a divorced woman who is unable to sustain herself. However, her husband contested the claim, citing Muslim Personal Law, which states a man is only obligated to support his wife during the iddat period, roughly three months post-divorce. The All India Muslim Personal Law Board backed Khan's argument, contending that religious laws must be upheld without interference from the secular judiciary. The landmark supreme court ruling The matter escalated to the Supreme Court, where then Chief Justice Y.V. Chandrachud upheld Shah Bano's right to maintenance under the CrPC, affirming the High Court's decision. The Court even increased the maintenance amount. The verdict was hailed for reinforcing the supremacy of constitutional law over personal religious codes when it comes to individual rights. A call for uniform civil code The case reignited the national conversation around gender equality, secularism, and the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). The ruling emphasized that personal laws should not override fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution, especially in a democratic and secular state. Yami Gautam looks charming and ethereal in a multi-coloured suit salwar at airport
Khaleej Times
27-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Khaleej Times
Yami Gautam opens up on her Bollywood journey, says 'goals keep changing'
Bollywood actor Yami Gautam, who has been a part of the film industry for more than a decade, recently opened up about her journey and how she landed her first Bollywood film. While speaking to ANI, Yami discussed her journey and shared how "true satisfaction" is hard to achieve. "Satisfaction, I don't think you ever feel like you've achieved it. If you set a goal and when you reach it, it feels like, 'Oh, I wanted this, but now it's okay.' Maybe the goal 10 years ago was something else. Now I'm here, and now the goal is different. I might not be able to explain my goal in words because there's nothing in my mindset that says I want to make a film in this way or with these people. Whenever I read a script, my perspective is always that someone is offering me a script for the first time," she said. Speaking about the happiness she feels when people appreciate her work, the actress shared, "It has been a journey... I feel good when I see happiness on the faces of the people and they appreciate my films. I have no grudges or complaints in my mind. This is a journey that one has to travel alone, whether you are from the industry or an outsider. The final verdict lies with the audience." Yami then recalled how she got her first Bollywood film Vicky Donor. She revealed that she got the role through an audition. "Audition. Jogi ji, our casting director, had called me for an audition for another film. But for some reason, I couldn't give that audition. It didn't work out. Then he said that that film wouldn't work out, but there's another one. I asked, 'Okay, Jogi ji, what's this film about? What's the concept?' So, he had prepared a small audition with a few lines and asked me, 'Can you do this?' I said, 'Of course, I would love to do it.' There was something about Vicky Donor that excited me," she said. The 2012 release Vicky Donor, which also starred Ayushmann Khurrana, was lauded for its progressive content and for initiating conversations about issues that were previously treated as 'taboo'. Yami was recently seen in Dhoom Dhaam, which released on Valentine's Day. The film is produced by her husband, Aditya Dhar, along with Lokesh Dhar and Jyoti Deshpande.
