There’s
a
special
kind
of
strength
in
men
who
choose
what’s
right
even
when
it’s
not
easy,
the
ones
who
rise
above
fear,
protect
the
people
they
love,
and
stand
tall
with
integrity.
Cinema
often
gives
us
a
glimpse
of
such
men,
brave
soldiers,
honest
officers,
silent
protectors,
and
everyday
heroes
with
extraordinary
hearts.
Today,
we
celebrate
not
just
the
characters
we
watch
on
screen,
but
also
the
men
around
us
–
fathers,
brothers,
partners,
and
friends,
who
show
duty,
courage
and
compassion
in
countless
ways
every
single
day.
Here
are
a
few
on-screen
heroes
who
remind
us
of
what
true
strength
looks
like:
Karan
Tacker
as
IPS
Amit
Lodha
–
Khakee:
The
Bihar
Chapter
Dedicated
to
duty,
Amit
Lodha
takes
on
one
of
India’s
most
dangerous
criminal
networks.
His
courage
to
fight
corruption
and
his
compassion
for
the
people
he
protects
make
him
a
symbol
of
true
service.
Manoj
Bajpayee
as
Srikant
Tiwari
–
The
Family
Man
A
world-class
intelligence
officer
and
a
loving
father,
Srikant
balances
national
security
with
everyday
family
struggles.
His
strength
lies
in
protecting
both
–
his
country
and
his
home.
Kay
Kay
Menon
as
Rati
Pandey
–
The
Railway
Men
A
railway
worker
who
becomes
a
hero
during
tragedy,
Rati
Pandey
puts
humanity
first.
His
selfless
courage
proves
that
everyday
men
can
become
extraordinary
in
moments
that
matter.
Vicky
Kaushal
as
Major
Vihaan
Shergill
–
Uri:
The
Surgical
Strike
A
leader
who
motivates
with
discipline
and
heart,
Major
Vihaan
puts
his
men’s
safety
above
his
own.
A
defining
example
of
courage
wrapped
in
compassion.
Sidharth
Malhotra
as
Captain
Vikram
Batra
–
Shershaah
“Yeh
Dil
Maange
More.”Captain
Batra’s
real-life
heroism
reflects
supreme
sacrifice,
duty
to
the
nation
above
all
else.
His
compassion
for
his
team
earned
him
the
nation’s
respect
forever.
Hrithik
Roshan
as
Anand
Kumar
–
Super
30
Not
all
heroes
wear
uniforms.
Anand
Kumar
fights
a
different
battle
–
against
inequality.
His
compassion
empowers
brilliant
young
minds
to
rewrite
their
destinies.
Ajay
Devgn
as
Vijay
Salgaonkar
–
Drishyam
A
simple
man
with
extraordinary
resolve.
Vijay’s
unshakeable
love
for
his
family
and
his
courage
to
protect
them
at
all
costs
makes
him
one
of
cinema’s
most
relatable
heroes.