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Operation Sindoor movie has finally been announced by Nicky Vicky Bhagnani Films and The Content Engineer. The movie is based on the Indian Armed Forces’ operation under the same name. The operation targeted nine terror bases in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir (PoK) on May 6 and 7. The title Operation Sindoor draws attention to the horrifying details of the Pahalgam attack where terrorists targeted men based on religious identity.

The poster features a female soldier with a vermilion on her hair while dressed in uniform. She could also be seen holding a rifle. Set against a backdrop of war and conflict, the poster conveys themes of courage, sacrifice, and patriotism. The cast of the movie is yet to be announced and it will be directed by Uttam Maheshwari.

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Operation Sindoor movie has been announced

Earlier, there were reports that 15 filmmakers and Bollywood studios had rushed to register the Operation Sindoor title. This was confirmed in the publication by FWICE (Federation of Western India Cine Employees). India Today quoted a source saying, “Whenever a big national event occurs, filmmakers tend to call dibs on the title. Even if a film will not be made, it's safer to have the title registered. However, after the success of Uri, War, or Fighter, filmmakers have understood that war films continue to be a favourite genre, and hence they would want to someday work on a film on Operation Sindoor also.”

About Operation Sindoor

According to government sources, India conducted 24 missile strikes across nine locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir. As per record, 70 terrorists were killed in the air strike. This operation, code-named Operation Sindoor, was reportedly carried out in retaliation for the Pahalgam terror attack which claimed the lives of 26 civilians in Baisaran valley of J&K. 

“It was a statement of strategic resolve. Through 24 precisely coordinated missile strikes across nine terrorist-linked locations, India demonstrated that it would no longer tolerate cross-border terrorism, nor the complicity of state institutions that enable it,” said a source.