Terming The Kashmir Files an 'internal reality', veteran actor Anupam Kher stated there have to not be any hassle in speaking what is proper. During an event, the actor changed into asked to comment on how the 2022 movie became unfairly criticised with the aid of a segment of society. In his response, Kher said, "'The Kashmir Files' is our inner fact. I talk candidly and I do that due to the fact there ought to no longer be any trouble in telling the reality.There is quit to reality. There isn't any interpretation of truth."The sixty eight-12 months-old stated filmmakers regularly try to play to the gallery to delight others, something he believes must not be completed. "Don't try to be famous with the complete international. First be popular with your self. If you're now not famous with yourself, there is some thing wrong with you. We regularly attempt to make some thing (movie) thinking 'Will the others adore it?' No, what's vital is if I like it or not ," he introduced.

The Kashmir Files, directed through Vivek Agnihotri, depicts the exodus of the Kashmiri Pandit network from the Kashmir Valley within the Nineteen Nineties. It emerged as one among ultimate year's largest Hindi hits of with mentioned profits of over Rs 2 hundred crore but become additionally tagged a 'propaganda' film.The film, providing Anupam Kher, Pallavi Joshi, Mithun Chakraborty and Darshan Kumar, became released theatrically in March, remaining year. Based on the lifestyles of Kashmiri pandits at some point of the 1990 Kashmir insurgency, the film is on first-generation video interviews of sufferers of the Kashmiri massacre, making an account in their pain, struggling, war and trauma. The film ended the drought on the price ticket window and broke many box workplace information. 

Now, Agnihotri is showcasing the conversations with historians, professionals, real-existence sufferers, and their families inclusive of experts like Dr Meenakshi Jain who became conferred with the Padma Shri award in 2020 for her work within the subject of literature and schooling; Rakesh K Kaul who's the writer of bestsellers ‘The Last Queen of Kashmir’ and ‘Dawn: The Warrior Princess of Kashmir’; Shesh Paul Vaid – the previous Director General of Police of J&K; Manoj Raghuvanshi – ex-TV journalist and the first journalist to do a lead story on terrorism erupting in Kashmir in July 1989; Dr Tej Tikoo – Retired Colonel and veteran of 1971 Indo-Pak struggle and the writer of ‘Kashmir: Its Aborigines and their Exodus’ amongst others, thru his upcoming series The Kashmir Files Unreported.