The highly anticipated patriotic film ‘Operation Valentine’, featuring Varun Teja and Manushi Chillar, is scheduled to debut in theaters on March 1, 2024. Recently, the film’s cast and crew, led by the lead actors, paid a heartfelt tribute to the soldiers who lost their lives in the Pulwama attack. They visited the Pulwama Memorial Site, honoring the bravery and sacrifice of the fallen heroes.
The team shared, “With utmost reverence, Team #OperationValentine pays tribute to the courageous souls who made the ultimate sacrifice in the Pulwama attack at the Pulwama Memorial site. #OPVonMarch1st @IAmVarunTej @ManushiChhillar @ShaktipsHada89 @sonypicsfilmsin @RenaissancePicz.”
Directed by Shakti Pratap Singh, ‘Operation Valentine’ is poised to provide a gripping portrayal of the courageous Air Force soldiers who led one of India’s most significant aerial attacks. The film sheds light on the challenges these brave individuals encountered while defending the country from formidable enemies.
Varun Teja injects excitement and dynamism into the narrative as he portrays the role of an Air Force fighter pilot. Fans are eagerly awaiting the cinematic experience that celebrates the bravery and determination of India’s military forces. With its compelling storyline and powerful performances, the film is expected to leave a lasting impression on audiences, instilling pride and admiration for the heroes who safeguard our borders. Inspired by true events, the film promises to offer a riveting depiction of valor and sacrifice.
After facing a few delays in release due to visual effects, the movie was postponed from its initial release date of February 16 and is now slated for release on March 1.
Additionally, Varun Teja is anticipated to appear in another upcoming project titled ‘Matka’, alongside Meenakshi Chowdary in the lead role. Directed by Karuna Kumar, the movie is set to captivate audiences with its fighting and aerial jet sequences as the release date for ‘Operation Valentine’ draws near, heightening anticipation among fans.
