Article 370 seeks to engage audiences, inspire GenNext, says Director

The Goan Network | NOVEMBER 27, 2024, 01:34 AM IST

PANAJI

Article 370, featured in the Indian Panorama-Feature Films category, delves into themes of patriotism, self-discovery, and sacrifice. Director Aditya Suhas Jambhale highlighted the film’s political thriller narrative, aiming to engage audiences with India’s political system and inspire youth without promoting forced nationalism.

Writer Monal Thakur shared how investigative journalists were consulted for authenticity, blending political and parliamentary elements to inform and entertain. He described the challenges of filming in Kashmir, made memorable with local police support.

Set after the 2016 Kashmir unrest, the story follows agent Zooni Haksar, recruited for a secret mission to dismantle the conflict economy by revoking Article 370. Facing criticism and obstacles, Zooni uncovers a network funding terrorism, evolving her mission into a battle against corruption and terror. The film encourages fostering film culture across India for emerging filmmakers.

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