Uri is about a surgical strike that India undertook against the enemies funded by the enemy state. Though personally speaking, I do not know much about Uri and how it was planned. When saw the film only then I knew the details of the event. The film helped me to understand how enemies implements proxy war through various means in India, in which India gave a strong response. This was evident by the statement of the prime minister, acted by Paresh Rawal-- "If enemy want war then we would give it to them".

Technically speaking, Vicky Kaushal is good. He represents an angry soldier, hell vent towards bloody revenge, avenging the loss of his friend like brother due to which his families have shed tears. He have done his part well also as a soldier with hard routine of workouts and violence motivated traits, turning towards youthful mistakes and go on forward without sympathy. The cinematography is average with a slight bit of impressiveness in script. The film progresses without much any twist or any further enlightening themes. Just raw depiction of the military event. The only attempt in colouring the gore event is the Alzheimer issue in Vicky's family, which include his personal issues also. That is just simple plain and straight without much anything to reflect upon. Things shown such as DRDOs strategic involvement, spying strategy from enemies intelligentia and the action scenes at the end are the ones that make it a good film.

As a whole, it's a bit higher than average, but falls short of masterpiece, with a narratives fastly paced and a slightly less in depth. But with all these pieces it's a brilliantly developed war film having action sequences and emotional scenes tied to one.

A 70/100.