
Rangoon: Shahid Kapoor features as a soldier fighting in Burma
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Rangoon is set in the Burmese trenches of World War II
Netaji raised 'Give me blood and I will give you freedom' slogan in Burma
His Indian National Army fought against British troops in World War II
Netaji's connection with Burma was deep. His Azad Hind government-in-exile was headquartered in Rangoon, and his famous battle cry of 'Give me blood and I will give you freedom' was raised at a rally he held in Burma in 1944. Netaji's Indian National Army fought against British troops in the Imphal-Kohima sector during World War II, alongside Burmese and Japanese forces.
Watch the trailer of Rangoon here:
The setting for Rangoon is Burma but filming took place in inaccessible locations in Arunachal Pradesh, under difficult conditions. Earlier this month, the cast narrated their experiences of shooting in a video on the making of the film.
Watch behind-the-scenes shooting video from Rangoon:
Rangoon, one of the most-anticipated films of the year, is Kangana's first film with Vishal Bhardwaj, Saif's second and Shahid's third. Mr Bhardwaj previously directed Saif Ali Khan in Omkara and Shahid Kapoor in the films Kaminey and Haider.
Rangoon releases this Friday.