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"At the same time it was informative, narrated tautly and balanced with sincere research into legal history. It also had the difficult task of juggling between multiple villains, Kashmir militants, Pakistan and Khawar Ali, and which the narrative did a reasonably good job of balancing all these three out. It was a well made film on all counts. So what is the way forward for these propaganda films, in my opinion. Firstly, please avoid making these films as far as possible because your target audience reads newspapers."
"At the same time it was informative, narrated tautly and balanced with sincere research into legal history. It also had the difficult task of juggling between multiple villains, Kashmir militants, Pakistan and Khawar Ali, and which the narrative did a reasonably good job of balancing all these three out. It was a well made film on all counts. So what is the way forward for these propaganda films, in my opinion. Firstly, please avoid making these films as far as possible because your target audience reads newspapers."
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"At the same time it was informative, narrated tautly and balanced with sincere research into legal history. It also had the difficult task of juggling between multiple villains, Kashmir militants, Pakistan and Khawar Ali, and which the narrative did a reasonably good job of balancing all these three out. It was a well made film on all counts. So what is the way forward for these propaganda films, in my opinion. Firstly, please avoid making these films as far as possible because your target audience reads newspapers."
"At the same time it was informative, narrated tautly and balanced with sincere research into legal history. It also had the difficult task of juggling between multiple villains, Kashmir militants, Pakistan and Khawar Ali, and which the narrative did a reasonably good job of balancing all these three out. It was a well made film on all counts. So what is the way forward for these propaganda films, in my opinion. Firstly, please avoid making these films as far as possible because your target audience reads newspapers."