Actor Sabyasachi Mishra halts film promotions to honour Indian Soldiers

Bhubaneswar, May13: As tension mounts along the India-Pakistan border with a rise in cross-border attacks by Pakistani forces, emotions are running high across the country. While the nation watches with concern, there is one sentiment that binds all Indians right now — pride in the unwavering courage of our soldiers.

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Joining the collective spirit of respect and solidarity, celebrated actor Sabyasachi Mishra has made a heartfelt gesture. He announced a temporary pause in the promotional campaign for his upcoming film “Randipua Ananta”, citing the gravity of the situation along the borders.

“This is not the time for celebration or marketing,” Mishra said during a recent media interaction. “At a time when our jawans are putting their lives on the line, standing fearless against relentless enemy fire, the least we can do is stand in silent support. Our film can wait — the nation cannot.”

His decision reflects the very essence of the film ‘Randipua Ananta’, inspired by the words of the legendary poet Byasa Kabi, who once wrote about the valor and sacrifice required to protect one’s motherland. “The story of Ananta is not just fiction,” Mishra continued, “It’s a tribute to every soldier who chooses duty over life, every time.”

Describing the film as a "thought and a revolution," Mishra emphasized that its message resonates deeply in moments like these. “If needed,” he said, “we are all ready to sacrifice our lives for our land and our mothers. That’s what this film stands for — and that's what this moment demands.”

The actor confirmed that promotional activities will resume around the upcoming Raja festival, but until then, the focus remains on honoring the courage of Indian soldiers and praying for the safety of innocent civilians near the Line of Control (LoC).

In a time of rising aggression and loss, Mishra's gesture stands out — a poignant reminder that patriotism is not only expressed through words or art, but also through silence and solidarity.