This is when Kangana Ranaut\'s \'Tejas\' goes on floors



This is when Kangana Ranaut's 'Tejas' goes on floors

Kangana Ranaut's 'Tejas' is slated to go on floors after the COVID-19 lockdown has come to an ease


Kangana Ranaut in 'Tejas'

This is when Kangana Ranaut's 'Tejas' goes on floors. Photo: File Photo.

After spending lockdown waiting, Kangana Ranaut-starring 'Tejas' is now set to go on floors this December. 'Tejas' sees the actress play a daring and fierce fighter pilot.

The Indian Air Force was the first of the country's defence forces to induct women into combat roles in 2016. The film takes inspiration from this landmark event. Kangana Ranaut took to their social media and marked the announcement, “#Tejas to take-off this December! Proud to be part of this exhilarating story that is an ode to our brave airforce pilots! Jai Hind #FridaysWithRSVP @sarveshmewara1 @RonnieScrewvala @rsvpmovies @nonabains.”

Written to evoke a sense of pride and most importantly inspire the youth of our nation, this mission based film takes us through some of the most challenging combat missions our forces undertake in their effort to keep our country safe from terrorism. Written and to be directed by Sarvesh Mewara, this is another RSVP film after 'Uri: The Surgical Strike' which is touted as a tribute to the armed forces.

Talking about the film, Kangana said, “Tejas is an exhilarating story where I have the privilege of playing an air force pilot. I am honoured to be a part of a film that celebrates these brave men & women in uniform who make immense sacrifices in the line of duty everyday... Our film celebrates the armed forces and its heroes ... Excited to take this journey with Sarvesh and Ronnie.”

“We were in the midst of prep when the world was hit by this unfortunate pandemic. I'm pleased to announce that we are resuming work and will commence shoot later this year. Uri celebrated the courage of the Indian Army and Tejas is our dedication to the brave fighter pilots of the Indian Air Force. The idea of developing a story around a woman fighter pilot was born in-house by Salona Bains Joshi, the Associate Producer on the project, and I backed it instantly. With Kangana as the lead, I hope our film inspires many more women to join the Indian Air Force,” Ronnie Screwvala added.

“My film is a reflection of the current sentiment in our country. We celebrate our armed forces and I hope to further evoke a spirit of patriotism and nationalism through my story telling. Kangana is a strong woman with a voice that resonates with the youth of this nation and I cannot wait to begin shoot with her,” said Sarvesh.