Mohanlal
is
all
set
to
release
his
upcoming
war
movie
1971
Beyond
Borders,
this
April.
The
actor
reprises
the
role
of
Mahadevan,
who
has
now
been
promoted
to
a
Colonel
in
the
movie,
directed
by
Major
Ravi.
In
a
recent
interview,
Mohanlal
revealed
an
interesting
fact
about
the
highly
anticipated
movie.
Interestingly,
1971
Beyond
Borders
is
the
first
Indian
film
to
feature
a
large-scale
war
sequence,
featuring
tanks.
According
to
Mohanlal,
he
drove
the
original
military
in
the
war
sequences,
which
were
widely
shot
at
the
desert
regions
of
Rajasthan.
Mohanlal
is
highly
excited
about
being
the
first
actor
to
drive
an
original
military
tank.
The
actor
also
revealed
that
the
movie
is
inspired
by
the
real-life
stories
of
Param
Vir
Chakra
winners
Hoshiyar
Singh
and
Arun
Khetarpal.
Mohanlal
feels
that
Keerthichakra
has
deeply
influenced
several
youngsters.
In
the
interview,
he
also
proudly
revealed
an
incident,
when
a
young
army
officer
whom
he
met
during
an
army
camp
in
Mahajan,
Rajasthan,
revealed
that
Keerthichakra
inspired
him
to
join
the
army.
1971
Beyond
Borders,
which
revolves
around
the
Indo-Pak
war
of
1971,
is
the
fourth
installment
of
Major
Mahadevan
series.
The
movie
also
stars
Allu
Sirish
and
Arunodhay
Singh
in
the
pivotal
roles.