Operation 786 ISI

Operation 786 ISI Film Story:

Hollywood and India have produced animated films for years, but Pakistan's animated film industry was relatively new until recently.

Pakistan's first-ever animated film is based on real events, focusing on military operations against terrorism. It covers the Army Public School attack, Line of Control ceasefire violations, and terrorist attacks. The film showcases the positive aspects of Pakistan and the country's struggle with terrorism before the military operations.

The film is divided into two parts, each 32 minutes long. The first part depicts the rise of terrorism in Pakistan, including the tragic killing of innocent children in schools. The second part focuses on the military's response, known as "Operation 786," and the subsequent defeat of terrorist groups.

The first part highlights the devastating impact of terrorism on Pakistan. Innocent civilians, schools, government buildings, religious sites, and markets were targeted in attacks across the country, including in Karachi, Lahore, and Balochistan. The Army Public School massacre is a particularly poignant example of the tragedy caused by terrorism.

In the second part, military officers launch "Operation 786" to eliminate terrorism. Intelligence agencies identify a location where explosives are being prepared, and the officers successfully defuse the explosives and eliminate the terrorists. The film also showcases the role of the Pakistani Air Force in combating terrorism.

The film concludes with a demonstration of Pakistan's military might. The country's armed forces respond effectively to Indian ceasefire violations along the Line of Control, protecting Pakistan's sovereignty. The film ends on a hopeful note, highlighting the return of peace and the progress made by Pakistan.

The film pays tribute to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives for their country, ensuring a safer and more secure future for Pakistan.

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