Close X
Saturday, November 16, 2024
ADVT 
Bollywood

John, Sonakshi Pay Tribute To Unsung Heroes At Amar Jawan Jyoti

Darpan News Desk IANS, 03 Nov, 2016 12:07 PM
  • John, Sonakshi Pay Tribute To Unsung Heroes At Amar Jawan Jyoti
Actors John Abraham and Sonakshi Sinha on Thursday paid tribute to the armed forces and unsung heroes at the Amar Jawan Jyoti at India Gate here.
 
The actors, who were here for a promotional event for their forthcoming actioner "Force 2", placed a wreath near the Amar Jawan Jyoti and appealed that spies who lose their lives in safeguarding the country also get the recognition and status that martyrs get in India.
 
They attracted a huge crowd at India Gate and flaunted an important message via their T-shirts: "Respect the Indian forces."
 
After the event, Sonakshi and John tweeted: "At Amar Jawan Jyoti paying respect to the true heroes of our nation, our armed forces! Jai Hind 'Force2'."
 
The film's team is keen that the names of these unsung heroes should get recognised. They also plan to take this petition to the President.
 
 
John had previously said: "Even today, there are many unrecognised and forgotten martyrs from various intelligence agencies who need to gain recognition, if not celebrated."
 
He said that the film's story is inspired from true life events.
 
"It's our humble request to the system to recognise those who have sacrificed their lives while serving the nation. It's disheartening that these people put their lives at stake, without giving second thoughts to whether their efforts or sacrifice will ever be recognised.
 
"We understand that revealing names of people who are currently serving, may lead to political or security issues. However, it's a meek request that the long pending cases of people get resolved, giving them their needed status and recognition in our society," John added.
 
Produced by Vipul Amrutlal Shah and directed by Abhinay Deo, the film is releasing on November 18.

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Failure Is A Part Of Life: Yami Gautam

Failure Is A Part Of Life: Yami Gautam
The "Badlapur" star says till the time one doesn't fail, "how would you know what is the taste of success or what it is to be successful".

Failure Is A Part Of Life: Yami Gautam

Sonam Kapoor Proud Of Punjabi Film 'Chauthi Koot'

Sonam Kapoor Proud Of Punjabi Film 'Chauthi Koot'
Actress Sonam Kapoor has praised "Chauthi Koot", the first Punjabi language film which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2015.

Sonam Kapoor Proud Of Punjabi Film 'Chauthi Koot'

Hardworking, Persistent Ones Get Lucky In Bollywood: Lisa Haydon

There is a common belief that Bollywood is a tough nut to crack for outsiders. But model-actress Lisa Haydon says that in the long run, only hard work and persistence matter, not “film families”.

Hardworking, Persistent Ones Get Lucky In Bollywood: Lisa Haydon

Envy People Who Wear Uniforms: Akshay Kumar

Envy People Who Wear Uniforms: Akshay Kumar
Actor Akshay Kumar, who will be seen in the role of a naval officer in his upcoming film "Rustom", says he envies people who wear uniforms and that wearing a uniform brought about a change in his style of walking.

Envy People Who Wear Uniforms: Akshay Kumar

Want To Take Substantial, But Small Parts For Comeback: Akshaye Khanna

Want To Take Substantial, But Small Parts For Comeback: Akshaye Khanna
  He says he chose to feature in "Dishoom", which stars John Abraham, Varun Dhawan and Jacqueline Fernandes, as he really liked the script and as it was an interesting concept.

Want To Take Substantial, But Small Parts For Comeback: Akshaye Khanna

Competition Is Good, Says Rapper Raftaar

With a surge in rap music and rappers in India, Raftaar, who has created waves with songs like "Shera di kaum", "All black" and "Singh and Kaur", feels competition is important in the music industry.

Competition Is Good, Says Rapper Raftaar