how antim sanskar scene of vikram batra shot for shersaah at real location , Shershaah: Vikram Batra’s funeral scene was filmed in the presence of 30 thousand people, know where?

Shershaah Movie Captain Vikram Batra Antim Sanskar Scene: Shershaah, a film based on the life of Kargil War hero Captain Vikram Batra, has been released on Amazon Prime on August 12. The film has been praised by the audience, critics and all the stars. In the film, Bollywood actor Siddharth Malhotra played the role of Captain Vikram Batra very brilliantly. The film has been made very beautifully.

Directed by Vishnu Vardhan, most of the scenes of this film have been shot on real location, so it has become quite special. Siddharth Malhotra recently shared a video and told how the scene of Kargil War has been filmed. There is a scene in this film which made the audience emotional and the eyes of the viewers were moist. This scene is the funeral scene of martyr Captain Vikram Batra. The makers had to put in a lot of effort to film this scene. This scene was shot on real location in Palampur.

Filming this scene was not easy at all, but with the help of Vishal Batra, brother of Captain Vikram Batra, this scene was possible. Vishal Batra of Sher Shah’s team helped a lot for permission to film this scene there, while 30 thousand people were present when the scene was shot. It is being said that this scene was the most emotional scene of the entire film. While the scene was being shot, the atmosphere had become gloomy and the eyes of the people present there were moist.

Actually the funeral was like this

Vikram Batra’s brother Vishal Batra had told in an interview how his last rites were performed. He had said, ‘I remember when I was studying in school, I was very scared to see dead bodies. But, when Vikram’s dead body came, I do not know how dare I. It was me and my brother-in-law who identified Vikram’s dead body. When we were taking the funeral pyre to the crematorium, I took the body out of the coffin and held it in my hands. This was the first funeral of my life.