Varun Tej explains how 'Operation Valentine' differs from Hrithik Roshan starrer 'Fighter': 'It will not glorify...'

Varun Tej and Manushi Chhillar are gearing up for their aerial-action movie ‘Operation Valentine’, which will hit theaters on March 1st. The movie is going to be released in both Telugu and Hindi. In a recent revelation, Varun has shared how Hrithik Roshan starrer ‘Fighter’ and ‘Operation Valentine’ are different from each other.
Directed by Siddharth Anand, 'Fighter’ was released on January 25th and was inspired by the Pulwama attack, Balakot Airstrike, and India-Pak border skirmishes.While talking to Pinkvilla, Varun said that ‘Operation Valentine’ will not glorify and play only around the incident of Balakot or what happened on 14th February. It is just a key part of the film.
According to the tagline, the movie will be about true incidents, and Varun emphasized that the film will mostly explore the personal lives of Air Force personnel who were working at that time. The actor reveals, “The film blends into their personal life; it's not about how a pilot feels when he's sitting in the cockpit and flying at 2000 kilometers, we are dealing with his emotions back at home right now.” How the individual takes the stress back home. This movie is promised to be a realistic approach to human lives in the Air Force.

At the same time, Manushi Chhilar shared about the patriotism the movie carries. She says making patriotic movies is a responsible task and it needs a lot of care and attention in crafting. Portraying the right message never comes with crazy pressure. Varun joined her answer by saying ‘we have tried maximum not to harm anyone's feelings, and the director was careful to pay tribute to the courageous soldiers of our country.’
The film also features Navdeep, Ruhani Sharma, and Mir Sarwar in significant roles. Mickey J Meyer composes the music for the film.