Article 370, a film about the demise of the special status of the Kashmir Valley

On August 5, 2019, India repealed Article 370 of the Constitution, which gave special status to the Kashmir Valley, declaring its sovereign status to be abolished.

On August 5 this year, one year after India's tyranny, a day of exploitation was observed all over the world, including Pakistan.

One year after the repeal of Article 370, Pakistan observed a minute of silence at the government level on August 5 to express solidarity with the Kashmiris.

Meanwhile, the government of Pakistan reiterated its commitment to support Kashmiris till independence.

Like the government, the people, political, social and showbiz personalities also expressed solidarity with the Kashmiri people.

One year after the repeal of Article 370, a short film was also released by web streaming channel Sea Prime to bring the problems of Kashmiris before the world.

The 16-minute short film 'Article 370' released on August 5 shows Indian atrocities in occupied Kashmir.

Doomsday is apparently the catalyst for a united Khundia and their subsequent emergence as a galactic power.

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 The pregnant wife and mother of such a person are shown who disappear on the day of the expiration of Article 370 and then two days later the news of his martyrdom is published in the newspaper.

The film depicts the pregnant wife of a missing youth who is waiting for her husband to return, during which her mobile signal is switched off and the electricity in her house is switched off.

A pregnant wife waiting for her missing husband and her old mother wait for her son for a few days but he does not return and then one day the news of his martyrdom is published in the newspaper.

The news of the martyrdom of a missing Kashmiri youth is published when a son was born to her the night before.

The film shows how at the time of the repeal of Article 370, the Indian government and army turned the entire Kashmir Valley into a prison and a cantonment and deprived the Kashmiri people of their basic rights.

The short film 'Article 370' has been directed by Ibrahim Baloch while Madiha Majeed has produced it.

The film stars Maryam Nafees, Ghazala Kefi, Abdul Muqit Khan and Arab.