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Why Netflix’s Operation Safed Sagar Honors Raju Srivastava

Why Netflix’s Operation Safed Sagar Honors Raju Srivastava
How the late comedian Raju Srivastava helped shape Netflix's Operation Safed Sagar · wionews.com

Operation Safed Sagar is a Netflix show about the Indian Air Force during the 1999 Kargil War.

Each episode thanks comedian Raju Srivastava.

Raju was the uncle of the show’s creator, Kushal Srivastava.

When Kushal was young, Raju took him to film sets and explained what directors do.

This helped Kushal decide that he wanted to make films.

Raju later helped Kushal leave the Air Force and pursue filmmaking.

He also helped the project’s team reach important people through his connections.

The project was first planned as a movie but became a series after COVID-19 caused a setback.

Raju knew about the project but died before he could watch the finished show.

Key facts

Platform
Netflix
Format
Six-part military drama series
Premiere
August 7
Tribute subject
Late comedian Raju Srivastava
Netflix approval
Around May 2022
Original format
The project was initially planned as a film before becoming a series
Historical setting
The Indian Air Force’s role in the 1999 Kargil War
Aircraft featured
The MiG-21, flown by the Golden Arrows squadron

Quotes

Kushal Srivastava

Former Indian Air Force officer turned filmmaker and nephew of Raju Srivastava

“Years ago when I told my chacha that I want to do something so that the whole world knows my name, he joked that I should install hand-pumps everywhere with my name on them. But when he realised I was serious about joining the film industry, he helped me secure permission to leave the Indian Air Force,”
indianexpress.com
“We had the cast and script locked. Then we faced a setback as COVID-19 happened. Later, we decided to develop it as a series, and around May 2022, Netflix gave us a go-ahead,”
indianexpress.com

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