Adivi Sesh Meets Former President Ram Nath Kovind Ahead Major's First Anniversary

Bankrolled by Sony Pictures International Productions, GMB Entertainment Pvt Limited and A+S Movies, Major was released in Telugu, Hindi and Malayalam. In the film, Adivi essays the role of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan who sacrificed his life, while fighting terrorists and rescuing 14 hostages in the Taj Mahal Hotel.

Adivi Sesh, Former President Ram Nath Kovind (Photo Credits: Twitter)

Actor Adivi Sesh recently met former President Ram Nath Kovind. The meeting took place ahead of the one-year anniversary of Adivi's film Major, which revolves around Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, who lost his life fighting terrorists during the 2008 Mumbai serial attacks. Adivi had the privilege of discussing the film and its significance with Ram Nath Kovind.Deeply moved by the movie, the former President commended the entire team's efforts and acknowledged Adivi's remarkable acting skills. Major Star Adivi Sesh Who Played Sandeep Unnikrishnan in His Biopic Has a Strong Message for Every Indian.

Sharing pictures from his meeting with the former president, Adivi wrote, "I am truly overwhelmed by his response to our efforts on Major. It was a lovely conversation. Memories of a lifetime. Forever grateful. Forever thankful. It's going to be #MAJOR 's first anniversary in a few days and #MajorSandeepUnnikrishnan continues to bless us. Forever grateful. Forever thankful."

Talking about the film, Adivi had earlier said, "Major is not a film that can be taken just as a film, it is an emotion, it is my life's best work. It is the life story of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan and we have gotten this medal from the National Security Guard as a commendation for what we have made."

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Bankrolled by Sony Pictures International Productions, GMB Entertainment Pvt Limited and A+S Movies, Major was released in Telugu, Hindi and Malayalam on June 3. In the film, Adivi essays the role of Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan who sacrificed his life, while fighting terrorists and rescuing 14 hostages in the Taj Mahal Hotel.

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