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Film On Operation Sindoor? 15 Bollywood Studios Rush To Register Title

  • Around 15 Bollywood filmmakers and studios rushed to register the film title 'Operation Sindoor' following India's recent military strikes in Pakistan in early May 2025.
  • This increase in title registrations occurred in the wake of Operation Sindoor, which was launched as a response to the attack in Pahalgam that resulted in the deaths of 26 individuals, most of whom were tourists.
  • Notable figures including Ashoke Pandit, Madhur Bhandarkar, and production houses like T-Series and Zee Studios applied, but studios such as Reliance withdrew applications due to unauthorized filings.
  • Anil Nagrath, Secretary of IMPPA, mentioned that numerous filmmakers have requested rights for names such as Operation Sindoor and Mission Sindoor, reflecting a strong interest in bringing this proud chapter of India's story to the screen.
  • Though many applied, not all will make films, and the rapid title filings reflect Bollywood's trend to explore current patriotic subjects, sparking some social media backlash over timing.
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There is a race to register the title 'Operation Sindoor' in Bollywood. This may seem like an attempt to cash in on a popular topic in the film, but in reality the story of 'Operation Sindoor' has everything that will immediately convince a viewer to spend money on a ticket. Let us tell you how...

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NDTV broke the news in New Delhi, India on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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