UNIVERSA
L HUMAN
VALUES
LESSONS OF VALOR:
HUMAN VALUES IN URI
MOVIE
INTRODUCTION
• Brief Overview:
⚬ A 2019 Indian film directed by Aditya Dhar.
⚬ Based on the Indian Army's retaliation to the
2016 Uri attack.
⚬ Showcases real-life events of the surgical
strike conducted across the Line of Control
(LoC).
• Why This Movie?
⚬ An inspirational portrayal of discipline,
patriotism, and unwavering determination.
⚬ Highlights human values crucial for personal
and societal development.
KEY THEMES IN
THE MOVIE
Patriotism
Leadership and Discipline
Courage and Sacrifice
Determination and Focus:
PATRIOTISM
The soldiers' unwavering commitment
to their country, even at great
personal risk, is an obvious display of
patriotism.
Deeper Insight: True patriotism isn't just
love for the country, but also the silent
acknowledgment of sacrifices that go
unnoticed—the families of soldiers, the
unsung heroes.
“Patriotism is not just waving the flag; it's knowing
when to raise it high and when to carry its weight in
silence.”
LEADERSHIP AND
DISCIPLINE:
Major Vihaan’s leadership shines
through his meticulous planning and
how he motivates his team.
Deeper Insight: Leadership in Uri is also
about the ability to calm the storm
within oneself before leading others.
Major Vihaan embodies a leader who has
mastered the art of balancing personal
loss with professional duty.
“True leadership is not about commanding others but
about commanding your own fears first.”
COURAGE AND
SACRIFICE
The courage to risk lives for the
greater good is evident in the
characters' willingness to face death.
Deeper Insight: The most profound
sacrifices in the film are not those made
on the battlefield but in the hearts of
those left behind—parents, siblings, and
spouses who live with the void.
“The battlefield of courage is not just where bullets
fly, but where hearts break in silence.”
DETERMINATION AND
FOCUS
The surgical strike was successful
due to careful planning and relentless
focus by the team.
Deeper Insight: It wasn't just military
strategy that ensured success—it was
personal conviction. Each soldier had a
deep, personal reason that fueled their
determination, whether it was revenge,
love for the country, or honor.
“Focus is not just a skill; it’s the fire lit by
conviction.”
HIDDEN HUMAN VALUES SKILLS
Empathy and Compassion:
• Insight: Soldiers exhibit empathy, not
only for each other but for their families
and civilians. Moments of quiet support
highlight the emotional bond and
understanding.
• “Even warriors need a moment of
softness, for it is empathy that makes
them human.”
LESSONS LEARNED
Leadership as a Burden and a Gift:
• Leadership is portrayed not as a reward
but as a burden one carries for the sake
of others. Major Vihaan’s internal
struggle, balancing personal grief with
the duty of leading a team, reflects the
weight of leadership.
• “Leadership is the heaviest crown; its
weight is felt in the quiet moments,
away from the battlefield.”
LESSONS LEARNED
Courage in Silence:
• Courage isn’t always loud or heroic.
Sometimes, it’s in the silence—like when
the soldiers, knowing the risks, quietly
prepare for the mission without
expressing fear or doubt.
• “Courage doesn’t roar. Sometimes, it’s
the quiet voice that whispers, ‘I will try
again tomorrow.’”
APPLYING THE
VALUES IN REAL
LIFE
Resilience in Personal Adversity:
Like the soldiers in the film, we too face
battles in our personal lives. Whether it’s
failing an exam, dealing with loss, or facing
rejection, Uri teaches us to keep moving
forward.
• “Every setback is a setup for a
comeback—resilience is the heart’s
greatest weapon.”
CONCLUSION
The movie is not just a tale of
war but a lesson in human values
—courage, resilience, and the
power of collective responsibility.
“We all fight battles, seen and
unseen. What defines us is not the
wars we wage, but the values we
uphold in the heat of the fight.”
THANK
YOU VERY
MUCH!Our Team:
10. Aditya Sahu
42. Atharva Kokate
70. Adnan Ahtas
79. Riyan
