The director of Uri reveals the origin of the insanely viral Punchline's story "How's the Josh?"

"How's the josh ?", The dialogue of the hit film by Vicky Kaushal Uri: The surgical strike was a great success The Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the dialogue at the inauguration of the National Museum of Indian Cinema at the Indian cricket team chanting "How are the Josh " after their victory over New Zealand at ODI Series , the sentence became incredibly viral, but you wondered how this dialogue had become part of the storyline? Director of Uri Aditya Dhar, who is also the scriptwriter of the film, in her An interview at the PTI news agency reveals that this sentence comes from a childhood memory.

"I had some friends from the Defense, so with them I was going to a lot of army clubs, there was one in Delhi where we were used to. go to Christmas or New Year. "There was a retired brigadier who was lining up all the kids in front of him and had a chocolate in his hand, saying," How's the Josh? "and we had to answer with" big man! " The kid who was the strongest had the chocolate.As a gourmet, I was always the loudest and I always had chocolate, "said the filmmaker, quoted by PTI.

Aditya Dhar stated that the channel was still part of his memory and that Uri was the "perfect" movie for it to be used. "The line was there from the first project.As a writer, we write according to our personal experiences, our memories.It is an amalgam of everything.I had the line with me. in my memory and it was the perfect film for his release, "he added.

Last week, in a long note on his Instagram profile, Vicky Kaushal wrote: "How is the Josh ?" No longer is a line, but it is became an "emotion". "This is no longer just a line. I get so much" How's the Josh ?! "videos of you every day, each made with so much love and pbadion, schools , colleges, cafes, workplaces … people fighting cold weather in cold weather sweaty people at the gym, conference meetings at the wedding ceremonies, a 92-year-old grandmother at a two-year-old child, and even of our jawaans in the armed forces.It's no longer just a line, you've all had an emotion … an emotion so strong and so special that I will cherish for life, thank you all, "he writes.

Uri Based on the surgical strikes carried out by the Indian Army in Pakistan as a result of the terrorist attacks of 2016 in the Uri base camp, is the first blockbuster of 2019. The film is also starring Yami Gautam, Kirti Kulhari, Paresh Rawal and Mohit Raina, not to mention Vicky Kaushal and the movie. .

(With PTI entries)