Suparna Sharma praises the love story's craft and the leads' natural performances, but argues the film simplifies history to place blame on… Read it there →

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Kennith Rosario · 7 Feb 2020

The critic calls Shikara a bland, simplistic, tepid weepy that strips the Kashmiri Pandit exodus of political and historical context. He argues… Read it there →

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Devansh Sharma · 7 Feb 2020

Reviewed, no rating. Read it there →

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Shikara is the untold story of Kashmiri Pandits' forced exodus. It is the story of resilience in the face of insurmountable odds. It is also the story of a love that remains unextinguished through 30 years of exile. A timeless love story in the worst of times.

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