1971: Beyond Borders Page #2

Synopsis: The story of the 1971 war between India and Pakistan is told from the perspective of a soldier.
 
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Her gratitude was

for something else.

When Pakistani troops recovered

his dead body in 1971,

there was a letter

in his pocket.

Must be written by

an army officer

of your battalion.

Probably the one who killed him.

Based on that letter,

Pakistan Government gave him

the highest gallantry award.

If a soldier is praised for

his bravery by his enemy,

what can be more

prideful than that?

On the war-field,

only an enemy understands how

well a soldier has fought!

So, for that letter,

on behalf of Pakistan,

Colonel Raja,

and especially for myself,

I want to thank all of you

from the bottom of my heart.

For me especially because,

I am Colonel Raja's son;

Colonel Ajmal Raja.

Thank you.

Thank you to all.

On this Battle Honours Day,

on behalf of the entire Pak army,

our hearty congratulations!

Good Bye.

No, Colonel Sir.

Why are you saying sorry?

Actually we are really grateful to

that officer of your battalion,

who kept the letter

in his pocket.

I will pass this message

of yours to him.

Ya.

The person who wrote that letter &

kept it in your fathers pocket,

was my father.

Major Sahadevan.

That means,

Major Sir is still alive today?

As long as I'm alive,

every year, on this day;

on December 17th,

I will shed a drop of tear,

for you, the brave soldier.

This is a soldier's promise,

to another soldier.

Grandpa, why is it like

this over here, every year?

Even I am confused.

What?

Why do you have to do this?

That too, for a Pakistani uncle?

Pakistanis are our

enemies, right?

You've become used to saying that.

Not so long ago,

both them and us, belonged

to the same country, right?

Anyway, aren't they our

enemies right now?

There are certain relationships

between us soldiers on the war-field.

If the enemy is brave,

we don't forget them.

These officers were one of

those, I have ever seen!

But unfortunately,

I had to kill that

Pakistani uncle.

You killed him?

I had to!

For our country!

How, grandpa?

It's a long story.

46 years back,

in 1971,

while I was celebrating

my holidays

along with your grandma

and my friends,

back at my hometown.

I wasn't like this back then.

How do I say it in your style?

A total freak!

MBRHDRGs

Hail Lord Shiva!

Hail Lord Shiva!

God! Please take care of us!

Sulaiman!

Come!

Sahadevan!

Don't let Muslims

enter the temple.

We don't have time to do

purification ceremonies here.

Sulaiman, please leave.

You can stand down there.

It hasn't been long

since people like you

got permission to enter the

temple in this attire! Remember?

Even then, why should we allow people

from other religions into the temple?

The flowers that are brought from

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Shiju Nambyath

Shiju Nambyath, is a Script Writer and Dialogue writer in Malayalam cinema. He was born to Sri. K. C Thankappan and Smt. N.K Pankajakshi in Palakulam, Alappuzha district on 6 June 1973. more…

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