Uttar Pradesh's acting Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has recently praised the film 'The Kashmir Files'. Apart from this, he also met the film's director Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri and other members of the film's team, including actor Anupam Kher and actress Pallavi Joshi, on Sunday. During the meeting, CM Yogi said that this film will undoubtedly also work to make the country and the society aware.

आपने इतनी व्यस्तता के बावजूद हमारे लिए इतना लम्बा समय निकाला उसके लिए @myogiadityanath जी आपका बहुत धन्यवाद। अखंड भारत का जो आपका सपना है #TheKashmirFiles ने उस दिशा में सारे विश्व में समस्त भारतीयों को जोड़ने का अभूतपूर्व काम किया है। भारतीय सभ्यता क लिए यह एक स्वर्ण काल है। https://t.co/ylVZvGUz1g

— Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri (@vivekagnihotri) March 20, 2022

He informed about the meeting of the team members associated with the making of this film on social media, saying, "The film 'The Kashmir Files' boldly reveals the religious fanaticism and inhuman horrors of terrorism. Of course, this movie will work to make society and the country aware. I congratulate the entire team for making such an evocative film. '

Vivek Agnihotri, on the other hand, later expressed his gratitude to CM Yogi through social media and said, "You took such a long time for us despite such a busy schedule, for that Yogi ji, thank you very much. 'The Kashmir Files', your dream of a united India, has done an unprecedented job of connecting all Indians all over the world in that direction. This is a golden period for Indian civilization. The team members of this film, including Vive Agnihotri and Anupam Kher, also met chief minister Yogi on Sunday, besides the state's governor Anandiben Patel. At the same time, he also thanked the Governor on behalf of his team for going to the theatre and praising the film.

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