Vicky Kaushal: If Uri was a propaganda film, I would not have been a part of it

Vicky Kaushal in an image of Uri: The Surgical Strike.

With his latest film Uri: The Surgical Strike Vicky Kaushal said he did not expect such an overwhelming response.

Talking about the great collections of the film, he told Mid-Day: "Just before its release, Aditya [Dhar, director] and I discussed how the whole team gave everything – physically, mentally and mentally. emotionally – to the project.While we are satisfied with our efforts, we did not expect the public to go crazy. "

However, with prominent political figures, including Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the minister Nirmala Sitharaman's Defense and Finance Minister Piyush Goyal pronouncing his popular dialogue "How's the Josh", the film is criticized for being the spokesperson of the ruling party before the general election.
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But Kaushal says that all these speculations are unfounded. "Once a film is out, it belongs to the audience, be it the ministers, the prime minister or even sports personalities. So, if you have the right to say "How is the Josh?", The same right belongs to someone else.

"We have no control over that. We are happy that the emotional value of the film resonates with everyone, "he said.

" We made the film in tribute to the Indian Armed Forces. It is not necessary to see everything through the political lens. Also, if it were a propaganda film, I would not have been part of it, "he added.

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