As I sat in the theater watching Article 370, I couldn't help but notice a stark contrast between the reactions of the audience in this film and those in more mainstream blockbusters like Bahubali, KGF, or Salar. While the latter often elicit boisterous cheers, whistles, and shouts, this movie seemed to pass by without so much as a clap for the significant achievements portrayed on screen.
It's disheartening to witness such apathy towards celebrating the accomplishments of our country. As a patriot, one would expect a certain level of acknowledgment for the milestones and successes depicted in the film. However, it appears that some audiences are more inclined to revel in mindless entertainment rather than recognize the efforts of our nation.
The film may not have been a cinematic masterpiece, but it still warrants appreciation for its portrayal of Indian achievements. It's a reminder to cherish our nationality and acknowledge the hard work put in by the filmmakers. It's perplexing to see how easily some people can dismiss such efforts while lavishing praise on trivial movie dialogues.
Being critical of a political party is one thing, but to disregard one's love for India is another. It's essential to separate personal grievances from national pride. While some may argue that patriotism borders on blind devotion, I believe it's essential to recognize and appreciate the positives of our country.
In the end, it's a reflection of our society's priorities. If we can celebrate fictional heroes and fantastical narratives, why not extend the same enthusiasm to real-life achievements? It's time to reassess what truly matters and show gratitude for the country we call home.
As for the final remark about Modi winning again, it's a separate political discourse that doesn't directly relate to the theme of patriotism in cinema. However, it reflects the intertwining of politics and public sentiment, further emphasizing the need for a nuanced understanding of patriotism and its expression in different spheres of society.
