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Operation Sindoor vs Bollywood Biggies

Reportedly, at least 15 filmmakers and studios want to register the title. Bollywood producers registered the Operation Sindoor title, and there are already discussions on social media about the cast and combination of the films.

Following India’s successful Operation Sindoor, people from various backgrounds rallied behind the mission to combat terrorism. From sportsmen to film celebrities, all hailed the Indian Army for its courageous mission. Now, Bollywood producers register the Operation Sindoor title.

The latest news is that several Bollywood production companies are considering creating a film about the brave attack against the cowardly terrorist attack by Pakistan. Even many Bollywood and Telugu film stars supported the Indian government’s mission against terrorism. 

Bollywood to make numerous films on Operation Sindoor

Reportedly, at least 15 filmmakers and studios want to register the title. Bollywood producers registered the Operation Sindoor title, and there are already discussions on social media about the cast and combination of the films.

BN Tiwari, president of the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE), has confirmed this. The report indicates that these filmmakers and studios have submitted their applications to the Indian Motion Picture Producers Association, which handles film title registrations.

Bollywood has frequently highlighted patriotism through various war-themed films, a trend that is not new. After the success of movies like Uri, War, and Fighter, filmmakers have realized that war films are popular, so they are interested in making a film about Operation Sindoor in the future.

Border (1997), LOC Kargil (2003), Lakshya (2004), Tango Charlie (2005), 1971 (2007), Uri: The Surgical Strike (2019), Shershaah (2021), and Fighter (2024) are the popular films from Hindi cinema with war/military themes, and it looks like Operation Sindoor will also join this list.

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