After the huge achievement of his directorial debut Uri: The Surgical Strike, Aditya Dhar is all set for his next assignment Article 370. In a recent interview, the filmmaker has opened about his upcoming film being termed as an 'time table-pushed' film and said that Article 370 is a film that champions women's empowerment because the film is lead by using his wife Yami Gautam and Priyamani.Aditya said, ''Article 370 chronologically tells the truth, what had occurred and the way it occurred. There is no jingoism. There is not anything within the movie for you to feel distasteful. It is a pure story of how these humans pulled off this sort of massive operation. It is a excellent tale. People who constantly say that we don’t make massive female-oriented films in India, we've made it, now move and watch it. This is the movie that actually proves that it doesn’t matter if the lead is a guy or a woman; what topics is a amazing story. Article 370 is the ideal movie to be advocated via folks that champion girls’s rights.''

Talking about the segment of people who's calling Article 370 an 'agenda-pushed' film, he delivered, ''The network who feels that it's miles an time table-pushed movie with out looking it, I truely don’t care about them due to the fact I think they are humans who have already made their judgement and the schedule is virtually in their head. They made a judgement without without a doubt even seeing the movie, so I can’t do anything approximately that. So, even discussing or thinking about them is a waste of time.''He additionally unfolded approximately the flak his directorial debut obtained. ''The audience is very wise. They recognize the distinction among an time table-driven film and a film made with remarkable rationale. They additionally apprehend the distinction among a undertaking and a film. I bear in mind many people trashed Uri at that time, but the target market basically shut them up with the way it went on. The fact is that not anything can be above the target market,'' he similarly delivered.