In a groundbreaking collaboration between Bangladesh and India, the highly anticipated movie "Operation Jackpot" is set to bring to life the heroic guerrilla war of the brave freedom fighters during the 1971 Liberation War of Bangladesh. Jointly directed by Delwar Jahan Jhantu of Bangladesh and Rajiv Biswas of India, the film boasts a government initiative with an impressive budget of 21 crore rupees.

The shooting for the film is already underway, and one of the key cast members, actor Omar Sani, has shared a sneak peek into his portrayal of Major General Onkar Singh Katkar of the Indian Army in 1971. Sani, who plays the crucial role, took to social media to express his excitement, sharing a picture of himself in character as Major Luke.

In an Instagram post, Sani wrote, "A huge incident of the freedom struggle of 1971 begins - 'Operation Jackpot.' In this movie, Onkar Singh Katkar was the most powerful officer of India at that time. I appeared with his character in Operation Jackpot. Thanks to the producer and director of this movie."

The movie aims to highlight one of the most successful guerrilla operations conducted in the naval sector during the War of Independence. Set in the early hours of August 16, 1971, simultaneous guerrilla operations were carried out in Chittagong and Mongla seaports, Chandpur, and Narayanganj. The freedom fighters, during this daring campaign, successfully sank 26 ships carrying arms, food, and oil from Pakistan and several other countries.

"Operation Jackpot" promises to accurately depict the golden period of this historic campaign, showcasing the bravery and strategic brilliance of the freedom fighters during the 1971 Liberation War. The film is expected to capture the essence of the guerrilla operations and the pivotal role played by Major General Onkar Singh Katkar.

With a star-studded cast, a significant budget, and the combined directorial talents of both Bangladesh and India, "Operation Jackpot" is poised to become a cinematic milestone, bringing to the forefront a crucial chapter in the history of the subcontinent. As anticipation builds, fans eagerly await the release of this epic tale that promises both entertainment and a poignant tribute to the unsung heroes of the 1971 Liberation War.