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On the 71st Army Day, we have a tendency to take a glance at however the depiction of the Indian Army has modified in movie industry within the past twenty years, from Border to Uri
The Surgical Strike.
In the twenty years since JP Dutta-directed Border hit the screens, plenty has modified in movie industry.
But have war films changed?
or a country that has been witness to a handful of wars between 1962 to 1999, and the surgical strike in 2016, the stories of soldiers fighting till their last

breath for 'Mother India' haven't solely found house in newspapers and radio within the previous couple of decades, however movie industry filmmakers, too, cashed in on these heroic stories and vicky Kaushal is played a role as a hero in this movie.

STORY OF MOVIE

Stories of Indian Army jawans giving birth down their lives for the state, stories of troopers fighting the enemy in unforgiving terrains, stories of young soldiers leaving behind their families for

call of duty, stories of gallantry, stories of despair and stories of exhilaration: we have seen all of these and more on 70mm in Indian cinema.

These stories did build their thanks to the massive screen within the 60s and 70s, however war films as a genre was still missing from the list of movie industry films.

But it all changed with JP Dutta's Border.

The 1997 film had the Battle of Longewala (1971) in Rajasthan at its core, with solely one hundred twenty Indian troopers cavitiedagainst Pakistan's full-fledged army.

Dutta's dose of hyper-nationalism was excellent for a mean Indian craving back within the day.

Sunny Deol rising as a loner with a launcher on his shoulder and a garland of grenades around his neck, seizing the Pakistani tanks against the

background score of geographical area Meri Jaan became the proper image of gallantry for movie industry of the 90s.

But Border was quite simply a nationalism-infused drama, as it brought forth the stories of the men in uniform too.

Stories that affected on the far side their action on the parcel.

Stories of parting with their lovers, stories of leaving behind their ill parents for the nation, stories of kissing goodbyes to their children.

Dutta gave a 360-degree read of the lives of troopers fighting on the parcel and summed it up fantastically in Sandese Aate Hai.

To the Millennials UN agency visited faculty and faculties or had simply stepped into adulthood in 1997, Border came as the much-needed patriotic unifier, albeit symbolic, in a country where

Prime Ministers were dynamic at the drop of a hat.

That is conjointly why Border became a cult hit.

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