
Watch patriotism unfold on screen this Independence Day.
Ahead of the 79th Independence Day, to be observed in India in 2025, you feel a certain patriotic air mingled with a sober contemplation. It is a day to remember our freedom fighters and their sacrifices and the heroes who keep on guarding our sovereignty. We hear the tricolor being raised and listen to patriotic songs on the street but many of us would like to identify ourselves with this feeling with the help of cinema.
The large screen with the ability to tell and motivate in the bigger screen is a voyeur to the heroic saga that has featured our country. To celebrate Independence Day, this year, get yourself seated and watch yet another movie marathon not only to entertain but fire up the love of our motherland as well. Ranging between epic historical films and modern-day thrillers, these movies are not only a dedication to the spirit of indomitable India, but also a lesson people should never forget, namely, that patriotism remains one of the most ancient virtues.
When you want to dive deep into the lives of the people who fought a struggle and overcame to attain freedom, then the films depicting the independence of India may be of help. These films are not historical facts only; they involve a human angle of the strength and conviction of our revolutionaries.
You may stream such time-honored classics as The Legend of Bhagat Singh, which gives a powerful depiction of the legendary freedom fighter, or the subtle Sardar Udham, which chronicles the life of the man who avenged the carnage in the Jallianwala Bagh. Another film that is particularly effective is Mangal Pandey: The Rising which dramatizes the life of the sepoy whose deeds stirred up the First War of Independence. Such films do not only mean history lessons; they are also emotional ride recounting the sacrifices that were made so that we can have the freedom we do today.
In addition to the fight of independence, patriotism is a fire that burns still strong in the hearts of our military. Such kind of movies branch out on the courage and sacrifice of the Indian military and glorifies their bravery in times of need. Shershaah is an inspiring film focused on the story of a Kargil war hero, Captain Vikram Batra, that is not to be missed. The moving nature of the movie has been brought out by the raw emotion and the strong performances.
When it comes to high-octane thriller, Uri: The Surgical Strike, a movie that highlights the genius of the Indian Army, and unmatched grit, must be watched. And as far as pure heroism goes, nothing is better than the classic heroism of Border, based on the Battle of Longewala that has become synonymous with the Indian sword of pride.
A recent media graduate, Bhumi Vashisht is currently making a significant contribution as a committed content writer. She brings new ideas to the media sector and is an expert at creating strategic content and captivating tales, having working in the field from past four months.
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