Pahalgam Terror Attack 26 innocent people were shot dead by asking their names. After this cowardly attack on behalf of Pakistan, India destroyed 9 terrorist bases in Pakistan by running Operation Sindoor on the night of 7 May. Since then, tension between the two countries has increased. Pakistan is continuously firing on the border, whose Indian Army is giving a suitable reply with full force.

This is not the first time that such a cowardly act has been done by Pakistan. Earlier, exactly 26 years ago, Pakistan also infiltrated Kargil. After which the Kargil war broke out between India Pakistan and Pakistan had to kneel in front of India. 4 years later, a film was made in Bollywood with the same name on this war. The director who made the film was the one who built the border.

We are talking about director JP Dutta’s film LoC Kargil. This was the first Bollywood film in which for the first time a war was shown so real. There were dozens of actors in the film. Every other face, including Ajay Devgan, Sanjay Dutt, Saif Ali Khan and Abhishek Bachchan, was seen as a well-known actor. Well, the most special thing related to this film was that the Indian Army also cooperated in making this film.

Indian Army had cooperated
Earlier, like the 1997 film Border, the Indian Army also collaborated in this film. Weapons shown in the film such as INSAS, Bofors Howitzer FH 77 and BM-21 Grade Multiple Rocket Launcher. Apart from this, weapons like AK 47 to SLR were also original in this film.

The special thing related to the weapons shown in the film
In this film, the weapons which the Indian Army was allowed to use. In fact, they were the same weapons which were used by the Indian Army during the Kargil war. It is also amazing that helicopters like Sepcat Jaguar, Mill Mi-17 and HAL Cheetah were also shown in the film.

About LoC Kargil
It cost about 33 crores to make this film based on the real story. Made with 33 big faces, the film did not do anything special at the box office and the worldwide collection of the film remained around Rs 31 crore.