This movie is 2 min in duration and is available in Hindi language. Shershaah was released on and was directed by Vishnuvardhan. He was subsequently awarded the Param Vir Chakra award, the highest for his persistent valour, on August 15th, 1999. Batra risks exposure to help another injured soldier, where he is shot in a close range, taking a splinter right after.
He fought with his troops, and before the dawn of 7th July, firing began again. Batra is injured, but he trudges on with his troops until fighting resumes on July 4th, 1999. On June 6th, he was assigned with 13 JAK RIF to Dras to act as reserves for 2 RAJ RIF, to capture and retrieve and repel attacks at Point 5140, which was a success. Dimple cautions him to be safe and return, to which Batra replies that he would come back “after raising the Indian flag in victory or return wrapped in it.” But he promises to come back for sure. In the months leading up to the war effort, Batra meets his best friend and fiancé, Dimple Cheema, during Holi leave in Palampur, his hometown. As a mere applicant at the IMA in 1996, Batra rises to become a lieutenant in the 13th battalion Jammu and Kashmir Rifles (13 JAK RIF), following which he excels at all the various postings assigned to him across the country. Shershaah (King of Lions) is the nickname of Captain Vikram Batra, a brave heart and martyr who led India to a momentous victory during the Kargil War of 1999.
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