Director responded to the allegations of propaganda on Article 370, said this

The public has responded favourably to the movie "Article 370." The public has responded very favourably to the movie. The box office receipts for this movie are impressive. On the one hand, a lot of people seem to enjoy this movie. Simultaneously, some are charging it with propagandising. The film's director has responded to this in the interim.

In a recent conversation, the film's director Aditya Suhas Jambhale has openly responded to the allegations of pro-government propaganda. He said that the Indian audience cannot be misled. Jambhale also spoke about the success of the film and the challenges faced during production. Expressing his gratitude for the tremendous response 'Article 370' has received, Jambhale said that it took him about five months to do extensive research for the film. He said that for this, the cooperation of investigative journalists and other sources was also taken because much of the information was not in the public domain.

Jambhale said that it was put together by collecting various events, dates and important points. For this, the film production team itself turned into investigative journalists. Jambhale said that from the day he started working on it, he knew that such allegations could be made. However, he said that he does not pay much attention to such things. According to the director, trying to fool the audience is futile as they form opinions based on what they see and feel. Jambhale further said that Kashmir has always been an integral part of India. He also lauded the mission to abrogate Article 370 as one of the successful efforts in Indian history.

Talking about the allegations of propaganda, he said that the film itself is answering such claims with its performance. The director said that his priority as a filmmaker was to have a true perspective. During this conversation, he also expressed his immense gratitude for the emotional reactions of the audience towards the film in theatres.