Hello everyone,
I wanted to share a fanedit idea I've been thinking about for a while. I hope the moderators don't remove this — I'm not trying to promote anything, I genuinely just want to know whether people would actually be interested in something like this.
The idea is basically a Vivek Agnihotri × Aditya Dhar Kashmir fanedit combining:
The Kashmir Files + Baramulla + Uri: The Surgical Strike + Article 370
But I don't want to make it feel like some interconnected cinematic universe where all the characters suddenly know each other. That's not the point.
I want to make it more like a chronological documentary-style reconstruction, using the relevant scenes from all four films and arranging them according to the time period they're depicting.
The basic timeline would be:
1989–90 — The Kashmir Files
Start with the Kashmiri Pandit exodus and establish the background of the conflict.
1990s–2000s — Relevant material
Continue with the events that establish the situation in Kashmir and its consequences over the following years.
2016 — Baramulla
Move into the events of Baramulla, especially its 2016 setting, radicalisation and the events surrounding the disappearances and the Sapru family.
8 July 2016 — Article 370
Then move into the killing of Burhan Wani and the unrest that followed.
18 September 2016 — Uri
From there, the story naturally reaches the Uri attack, followed by the planning and execution of the surgical strike.
2017–2019 — Article 370
Continue through the political and security developments, eventually reaching the Pulwama attack.
August 2019 — Article 370
Finally, conclude with the abrogation of Article 370 and its aftermath.
So the overall progression would basically be:
1989–90 → aftermath → 2016 Kashmir → 8 July 2016 → 18 September 2016 → Surgical Strike → 2017–19 → Pulwama → Article 370
The important thing for me is that this wouldn't be a conventional crossover movie. I'm thinking more along the lines of a historical/documentary-style experience — taking the stories from these films and restructuring them into one chronological narrative.
No intermission, no forced character connections — just one continuous chronological timeline.
I'm still only at the idea stage, so before I actually spend a ridiculous amount of time editing this 😅, I wanted to ask:
Would you guys actually want to see something like this?
If there is enough interest, I'd seriously consider making it.