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Yami Gautam was talking on the sidelines of the ongoing Lakme Fashion Week Summer/ Resort 2019 where she walked the ramp for Delhi-based based designer duo Gauri and Nainika.

The decision was taken at the cabinet meeting held in Allahabad, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who presided over the meeting, told reporters.

After watching the movie, Defence Minister raised the slogan 'How is the josh?' to which army veterans responded with a 'High Sir'.

Uri is based on the 2016 Indian Army’s surgical strikes on terror launch pads in Pakistan. The minister said the she felt recharged due to the high josh (energy) and atmosphere in the cinema hall

Yami Gautam, who plays an intelligence officer in the film, says the movie's backbone was the Indian Army but it was driven by strong sentiments.

The film, based on 2016 surgical strikes, has earned a little over Rs 115 crore till Monday and is going strong in the international market as well.

Prakash Jha says labelling the films is not a new phenomenon as even his film, the critically-acclaimed "Raajneeti" (2010) was called a propaganda film.

 Defence Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday interacted with the filmmakers and actors of Uri: The surgical strike and congratulated the cast for having made a 'slick war movie on the spirit of our heroes'.

The actor feels his debut in Uri: The Surgical Strike is a dream come true in more than one way