Ajay Devgn shares Shatak teaser, congratulates RSS on completing 100 years
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Actor Ajay Devgn shared the teaser of Shatak, a film that marks 100 years of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS). The film highlights RSS's role in nation-building and has set off social media reactions.
Actor Ajay Devgn on Monday shared the teaser of the upcoming film Shatak, congratulating the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) on the completion of 100 years. Devgn praised the organisation’s "contribution to nation-building" and extended his best wishes to the film’s team on social media.
Sharing the teaser, Devgn wrote in Hindi, “RSS ko sau saal poore hone par dher saari badhaaiyan! Inn sau saalon mein rashtra nirmaan mein sangh ka bada yogdaan raha hai. Iss kaam par aur roshni daalne aa rahi hai film #Shatak. Yeh rahi uski pehli jhalak.” He also wished the entire team of Shatak success.
The teaser offers a brief glimpse into the film, which appears to focus on themes of ideology, organisation and national identity. While details about the plot and cast are currently under wraps, the film seems to draw inspiration from the history and influence of the RSS and its 100-year journey.
Here's the teaser of Shatak:
The post has sparked conversations on social media, with users reacting to both the teaser and Devgn’s post. Many supporters hailed the actor for highlighting what they called the RSS’s role in nation-building.
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