Mumbai: The aerial-action series Operation Safed Sagar has come under criticism. An Army veteran took to social media and alleged that a particular scene in the series depicts inaccurate placement of the tricolour on a coffin.
The film is about how Indian Air Force officers fought alongside Indian Army during Kargil war. The film, directed by Oni Sen, has gathered appreciation from the audiences.
Retired Colonel Vembu Shankar, Shaurya Chakra (SC), described the incorrect draping of the tricolour on a coffin in a scene that shows squadron leader Ajay Ahuja. He also called for the error to be corrected. The veteran asked for the series to be taken off the platform until the change was made, reported India Today.
He has also shared a picture of the scene.
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