Good content, great box office go hand in hand: Yami Gautam

With "Uri: The Surgical Strike" crossing the bar of 200 crores, actress Yami Gautam, who plays an intelligence agent in the film, believes that monetary success deserves recognition, but that the long-term impact comes down to the content.

"I feel that good content and good ticketing go hand in hand, of course, if the film you're playing becomes a hit with its numbers, then you get some recognition." that everything is clear about the content of the film and about the content that it represents, "said Yami in a statement to IANS.

The jagged drama, which traces the actual events of the attack of Uri's 2016 and its aftermath, features Vicky Kaushal in the lead role.The film comes out on January 11 and continues to draw audiences.

"With" Uri … & The movie had great content that pushed people to the movies a week after the other. It's amazing to see these numbers, not belong to a club, but just to know that people have gone to see the movie, even until now, nearly a month after its release .

"Overall, from a career point of view, the box office figures up to the hour are real benefits to producers, that's when there is a real impact." film has a different economy and one can not compare two films one to the other just by the extent of his box office, "Yami added.

In addition to Vicky and Yami, the film also features Paresh Rawal, Kirti Kulhari and debutante Mohit Raina. The film was directed by Aditya Dhar and it was produced by Ronnie Screwvala.