In an exclusive Pinkvilla Masterclass graced by the team of Indian Police Force, Sidharth Malhotra talked in length about why he gravitates towards playing real life hero roles.
Sidharth Malhotra will soon be seen alongside Rakul Preet Singh in Thank God. The film also stars Ajay Devgn and is directed by Indra Kumar. It will release on October 25. The Free Press Journal caught up with the actor for an exclusive tête-à-tête. Excerpts:
The AFBCWF is a Tri-Service fund, which is utilised for the grant of immediate financial assistance to the families of soldiers/sailors/airmen who lay down their lives or get grievously injured in active military operations.
In 1999, during the Kargil War, 24-year-old Captain Vikram Batra, showing exceptional personal courage and going well beyond the call of duty, helped the Indian army complete the capture of Point 4875. He then successfully defended Area Flat Top and evacuated an injured soldier before he breathed his last. Twenty-two years later, on August 12, 2021, Shershaah.
It’s a slice of life film, with a lovely message and heart at the end, says Sidharth Malhotra, as he opens up about the experience of working with director Indra Kumar on Thank God.