Dialogue Of Tiger Zinda Hai In Written Story
Tiger Zinda Hai, which also stars Katrina Kaif, is a sequel to 2012's Ek Tha Tiger. The Ali Abbas Zafar-directed film will see Tiger, the code-name of Salman's RAW agent character, go back to the same country where he was at the beginning of Ek Tha Tiger - Iraq.
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Tiger Zinda Hai Story
Tiger Zinda Hai is a Bollywood action thriller flick, directed by Ali Abbas Zafar. The movie stars Salman Khan & Katrina Kaif in the lead roles. The movie is a sequel to Ek Tha Tiger and the second installment of Tiger film series.
The movie is about a group of nurses from Iran, who were abducted and kept in captivity by the terrorist organization IAC. How an Indian agent Tiger (Salman Khan) and a Pakistani spy Zoya (Katrina Kaif) fight against the common enemy, forms the plot of Tiger Zinda Hai.
Trailer Release & Reaction:
The official trailer of Tiger Zinda Hai was released on November 7, which became the world's most liked trailer on YouTube, suppressing the previous best of J. J. Abrams' Star Wars The Force Awakens.
Location:
The film was shot in various parts of Abu Dhabi, Austria, Greece and Morocco.
Production & Release Date:
Salman Khan starrer Tiger Zinda Hai is produced by Aditya Chopra under the banner Yash Raj Films. Tiger Zinda Hai will hit the big screens on December 22, 2017.
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On December 22, Salman Khan will be back on the silver screen to reprise the role of a Research and Analysis Wing agent on a mission to rescue Indians stranded in a foreign country.
Tiger Zinda Hai , which also stars Katrina Kaif, is a sequel to 2012's Ek Tha Tiger. The Ali Abbas Zafar-directed film will see Tiger, the code-name of Salman's RAW agent character, go back to the same country where he was at the beginning of Ek Tha Tiger - Iraq.
Tiger Zinda Hai
'Inspired' by true events, Tiger Zinda Hai promises to be a high-octane action thriller as it tracks Tiger's attempts to rescue 25 Indian nurses held captive by a dangerous terrorist organisation in 'Ikrit' (the real incident took place in Tikrit), Iraq.
The true events that Tiger Zinda Hai is 'inspired' by are from 2014, when just months after the new Modi government took charge, India's diplomatic corps with some possible help from the intelligence agencies pulled off a secretive rescue of 46 Indian nurses held captive by the Islamic State (ISIS) in Iraq.
Complete details of that rescue are still hard to come by. Did a prominent Malayali businessman, active in the Middle East, play a role in securing the nurses' release? Was the Indian government in touch with the ISIS captors? And, was there really a 'Tiger' who went to Iraq to physically rescue the nurses from certain death?
What we know is that all through their brief captivity, the nurses, nearly all of them from Kerala, somehow managed to stay in touch with Ajay Kumar, who was then India's ambassador to Iraq, and the then Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy.
WHEN THE MILITANTS CAME
In June 2014, the nurses, who were recruited by a Delhi-based agency, were working at a hospital in Tikrit, a city in northern Iraq that was the hometown of former dictator Saddam Hussein.
Just months before, the Islamic State had sprung to global prominence, driving Iraqi forces out of key cities in the west and the north, cities the global terrorist group then declared a part of its 'Caliphate'.
In mid-June that year, the ISIS militants reached Tikrit and the nurses, who had been confined to their hospital ever since they reached Iraq, heard the distant sounds of battle. Thinking that they were facing certain death, the nurses frantically called up the Indian ambassador in Iraq.
'On June 13, we called up Ajay Kumar, the Indian ambassador in Baghdad, and pleaded with him to move us out,' one of the nurses told India Today as she recalled what happened in Iraq just days after her release. Another of the nurses got in touch with the then Kerala CM Oommen Chandy.
Both the officials promised the nurses all help but at the same time advised them to pay heed to the militants' demands, should they come knocking at the Tikrit hospital. So, the nurses waited as the sounds of the battle drew closer until one day the ISIS militants arrived at the hospital.
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'They wore black clothes, balaclavas and sunglasses. We were frightened. They brought in a few of their men who were badly injured and asked us to attend to them,' the nurse who spoke to India Today after her release recalled.
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The militants, however, went back, presumably to continue fighting whatever Iraqi forces remained in Tikrit. Then on July 3, the militants finally came to take the nurses away.
'They arrived around 11.30 in the morning and asked us to leave the hospital in 15 minutes. They said they were going to blow up the hospital but wanted to shift us to Mosul,' another of the 46 nurses told India Today back then.
'We immediately rang up the Indian Embassy. The officials asked us to try and plead with the militants to spare us, but to go with them if they didn't relent. They said the Government might consider a commando operation to rescue us if things went bad,' she added.
CAPTIVITY
The militants corralled them into a bus that took them to Mosul. During the journey to Mosul, the nurses received mysterious phone calls from officials in New Delhi. The officials asked the nurses to keep texting them details of whatever they could see from their bus windows.
The initial apprehension, however, soon dissipated. According to a Hindustan Times report from 2014, the nurses, in fact, did not even consider themselves to be in captivity.
'Our apprehension really forced us to hate them (initially). But later we found in such a lawless situation, they were protecting us. At their mercy, they could have done anything to us but they never misbehaved or taunted any of us,' one of the nurses told the daily then.
THE RELEASE
All throughout, the nurses stayed in touch with Chandy and Kumar as Indian officials worked furiously behind the scenes to secure the women's release. This, it seemingly turns out, involved establishing some contact with the ISIS militants.
On July 4, the militants themselves led the nurses to Indian officials on the ground in Iraq. 'The militants returned and asked us to board a bus. It took us to a spot where a couple of Indian embassy officials were waiting for us. The officials rushed us to the Erbil international airport by 8.45pm,' one of the nurses told India Today after getting back to the country.
The government has never officially acknowledged that it was in touch with the ISIS militants. Neither has it admitted to seeking help from prominent Malayali businessmen operating in the Middle East.
Oommen Chandy, however, said that the efforts to rescue the nurses did involve some NRI businessmen. 'Malayali NRI businessmen in the Middle East have helped significantly in the release of Malayali nurses from the war-hit regions of Iraq and Libya. The situation as you know was critical and some of our businessmen extended help,' the former Kerala CM told The News Minute earlier this year.
On July 5, the nurses finally flew back home to a rapturous welcome even as Iraq devolved into further chaos and strife. Details of the behind-the-scenes action that ensured the nurses' release may never be made public. But, the rescue will definitely go down as one of the proudest moments for India's diplomatic community.
Now, it remains to be seen how much of the real story will make its way to the big screen, with Bhai's Tiger rescuing the 25 nurses and screaming it out loud that Tiger zinda hai.
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