Netflix Thriller "Baramulla" Explores Kashmir Through a New Lens
When actor and teacher Bhasha Sumbli arrived in Baramulla last winter, it marked an emotional homecoming filled with history. Though she had toured India for years teaching and performing theater, this was her first visit to her family’s native district.
Her journey coincided with the shooting of the Netflix thriller Baramulla, a project that proved deeply significant both personally and professionally. The film also symbolizes a new chapter for Kashmiri artists gaining national attention.
Global Premiere and Press Screening
Baramulla premiered globally on Netflix on November 7, 2025, reaching audiences in 190 countries. Prior to the release, a special media screening took place in Mumbai. The event featured key figures such as Ruchikaa Kapoor Sheikh, Director of Original Films at Netflix India, producers Aditya Dhar and Lokesh Dhar, director Aditya Suhas Jambhale, writer Monal Thaakar, and lead actor Bhasha Sumbli.
The preview sparked great excitement, not only for its artistry but also for the deeply personal and cultural stories woven into the film’s narrative.
Filmmakers’ Personal Connection
“For all of us filmmakers, whatever films we make, it all comes from our past and our life experiences.” — Aditya Dhar
With this reflection, Aditya Dhar underscored how Baramulla captures shared memories and emotions rooted in the Kashmiri experience, blending personal truth with cinematic storytelling.
Author’s Summary
The film Baramulla unites personal history and artistic vision, offering a heartfelt portrayal of Kashmir through the eyes of its creators and actors.