During his most recent speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a reference to the film Yami Gautam, which was released in anticipation of the Article 370. Article 370 was brought up in the speech that Prime Minister Modi delivered to a large gathering while he was in Jammu. Thanking the Prime Minister, Yami responded to him. After hearing that a movie about Article 370 is going to be released this week, Prime Minister Modi stated, “I have heard that… This is a positive development because it will assist individuals in obtaining accurate information. For example, Yami said on X, “It is an absolute honor to watch PM@narendramodi Ji talk about #Article370Movie.” This was in response to a clip that was posted from the event.
She went on to say, “My team and I really hope that we all exceed your expectations in bringing this incredible story to the screen,” which was another addition to her statement.
In Jammu, Prime Minister Modi
In addition, Prime Minister Modi asked the people to give his party 370 seats in the upcoming parliamentary elections, which also served to highlight the significance of the Article 370 annulment in the state. His speech lasted for more than thirty minutes. The daylong visit takes place in advance of the Lok Sabha elections that will take place in April and May. In his second term, he is making his second trip to Jammu and Kashmir; the first time he was there was in April of 2022.
The Article 370
In the meantime, Article 370 is a political drama that is full of exciting moments. The character that Yami plays in the movie is that of an intelligence officer. The film also features Priyamani in the leading role, in addition to her.
There was a recent release of the trailer by the producers of the film. Based on what is shown in the teaser, the movie will focus on the corruption and terrorism that occurs in Jammu and Kashmir. The video recording shows Yami referring to Kashmir as a “lost case” and expressing her unhappiness with the fact that the special status of the state is perceived as making it impossible for her to carry out her responsibilities effectively.
Modi
Moreover, the film is broadcast in order to bring attention to the growth of terrorist activity in the region. Aditya Suhas Jambhale is the one in charge of directing Article 370. Jyoti Deshpande, who is Yami’s husband, Aditya Dhar, and Lokesh Dhar are the individuals who are supporting it. The release date for it is scheduled for February 23.
Yami Gautam was honored by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the occasion of his recent speech, which took place before to the release of the film Article 370. The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, addressed a large assembly in Jammu and discussed Article 370 when he was there. The Prime Minister was thanked by Yami for mentioning the movie, and she conveyed her appreciation to him.
The tickets for the film will be available for purchase on the day of the film’s release, which is February 23, and the makers of the film have revealed that the price of the tickets would be Rs 99. The announcement was made public by Yami on her various social media platforms, where she also stated, “A wonderful release day offer for a remarkable narrative! Buy your ticket on Cinema Lovers Day for the low price of 99 rupees. The 23rd of February will see the release of #Article370 in theaters.
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