Mumbai: A viral trailer circulating on social media, featuring Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan portraying Dr APJ Abdul Kalam in a biopic, has created a wave of excitement among fans. However, a closer inspection reveals that the trailer is not for an upcoming official film, but a fan-made concept video.

The fan-made trailer depicts the life journey of Dr Kalam, from his humble beginnings in a simple family to his rise as a pioneering scientist and the President of India. The video highlights key moments from his life, including his instrumental role in India's missile program and his inspirational journey toward the nation's highest office. The trailer also showcases the iconic words of Dr Kalam: "Dreams are not what we see while sleeping, dreams are those that do not let us sleep."

The video, which has accumulated over three million views in just four days, begins with a young child gazing at the horizon, foreshadowing his future achievements in the field of missile technology. However, the trailer is not linked to any official production, actor, or studio. It explicitly mentions at the start that it is not an official trailer and is not affiliated with any film studio or production house.

While the trailer has sparked widespread interest, it is important to note that no official confirmation has been made regarding a biographical film about Dr APJ Abdul Kalam.

 

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Mumbai (PTI): Former army chief Gen (retd) Manoj Naravane on Wednesday supported RSS leader Dattatreya Hosabale's stand on the desirability of willingness to have a dialogue with Pakistan, stating that friendship between the two peoples can lead to better bilateral relations.

"Common people live on both sides of the border, with common problems of 'roti, kapda and makan (food, clothing and shelter). Common man has nothing to do with politics. When there is friendship between the two peoples, there will also be friendship between the two nations," Naravane told PTI on the sidelines of an event here.

"It is a right thing. People-to-people contact is important," he added.

People-to-people contact is key to breaking the deadlock with Pakistan and there should always be a window for dialogue, Hosabale said in an interview to PTI Videos on Tuesday. Pakistan's military and political leadership have lost India's confidence and it is time for civil society to lead the way, the RSS leader said.

Naravane said there should be a people-to-people connect between the two countries, be it through 'track two' diplomacy or even a sporting event.

"Even our people should know that those staying across the border are not sworn enemies," the former army chief said.

"Disputes should be resolved through discussion, but this does not mean we cannot use military force. India is a country that speaks the language of peace but we will not hesitate to use force if needed," Naravane added.