“The Untold Truth Of Subhas Chandra Bose” To Unveil Hidden Chapters Of History.

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Mumbai, Maharashtra, 12th of January, 2026 : In the history of modern India, there are certain personalities whose stories cannot remain confined to textbooks alone. They challenge time, power, and established narratives. Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose stands tall among such legends—an embodiment of indomitable courage, revolutionary thought, and supreme patriotism. On the sacred occasion of his 129th birth anniversary, January 23, 2026, a historic cinematic announcement has been made—one that dares to question accepted versions of history and promises to uncover truths suppressed for decades.

Renowned author, senior journalist, and producer Maan Singh Deep has officially announced the production of his most ambitious and long-awaited historical film, “The Untold Truth of Subhas Chandra Bose,” with immense pride and national spirit. This film is not merely a biopic; it is a powerful ideological movement—one that compels audiences to re-examine India’s freedom struggle through a bold and alternative lens.

Based on extensive historical research, international documents, and previously undisclosed evidence, the film claims to bring to light chapters of history that were deliberately buried under layers of silence. It raises a crucial question: Was India’s freedom struggle solely driven by the philosophy of non-violence, or was the decisive role of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and the Azad Hind Fauj systematically pushed to the margins?

This ambitious project is being produced by Kalyani Singh and Vedant Singh, while the directorial reins are in the hands of acclaimed filmmaker Ashok Tyagi. The film seeks to portray how post–World War II global power politics feared Netaji’s revolutionary ideology, and how a deep-rooted conspiracy allegedly led to his brutal elimination—carefully masked for decades under the guise of mystery and accident.

“The Untold Truth of Subhas Chandra Bose” does not merely investigate the past; it actively engages with the present and the future. The film aims to inspire viewers to reflect deeply on the true meaning of nationalism, sacrifice, and genuine freedom. For future generations, it aspires to become a powerful medium that presents Netaji’s ideals, struggles, and immortal courage with renewed awareness and pride. This is not just a film—it is the courage to confront history itself.