Vice President Venkaiah Naidu tweets after a special screening

Vice President M Venkaiah Naidu watched the video of Uri: The Surgical Strike with the Indo-Tibetan Special Screening Police Organized in New Delhi Tuesday Night. The images from the projection were shared by the official Twitter account of the Vice President. "Happy to have watched the film Uri: The Surgical Strike today with the Indo-Tibetan Border Police Staff who oversees the Vice President's residence in New Delhi," reads the caption on the message. In his tweet, the vice president called Uri "inspiring film" and congratulated the cast of the film. "It was an inspiring film and I congratulate the actors and the team of Uri for presenting the bravery of the Indian army," reads the legend.

I am happy to have watched the movie "Uri-Surgery Greaves" today with Indo-Tibetan Border Police staff who oversees the Vice President's residence in New York. Delhi. It was an inspiring movie. I congratulate the cast and the team of #Urimovie for presenting the courage of #IndianArmy . pic.twitter.com/BR1zlXGpUO

– VicePresidentOfIndia (@VPSecretariat) January 29, 2019

Uri: The Surgical Strike is based on blows carried out by the army The film was directed by Aditya Dhar and was produced by Ronnie Screwvala. In addition to Vicky Kaushal, the film also stars Yami Gautam, Paresh Rawal, Kirti Kulhari and Mohit Raina.

Uri: The surgical strike began in theaters on January 11 and was disputed with Anupam Kher political drama The Accidental Prime Minister at the box office. However, Uri clearly emerged as a winner and earned more than 160.78 crores of rupees three weeks after its publication.

Apart from the box office success, Vicky Kaushal received praise for his performance as major Vihan Shergill in the film. "How's the josh?" The dialogue of the film has become incredibly viral.

Speaking of the success of the film, Vicky had already told the IANS news agency: "Until the release of the film, you do not know if it will work.But since yesterday, the type of reaction that we received is really overwhelming.It is a surrealist feeling that the audience has accepted our film with open arms. "

(With contributions from IANS)