Who was Sam Manekshaw? Who had divided Pakistan into two parts, now biopic is being made

The teaser of Bollywood actor Vicky Kaushal's film Sam Bahadur was released. Vicky is seen looking good in the role of Sam in the teaser. This look is matching her personality. Fans are liking the teaser and fans are eager to see Vicky in this role.

At present, work on content is going on in full swing in the entertainment industry. For some time now, biopic films have become a guarantee of success. Now a biopic film is going to be released on the country's first Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw. Actor Vicky Kaushal is playing the role of Sam Manekshaw in this film, hence the expectations of the fans have also doubled. The teaser of the film has been released. Its title has been kept as Sam Bahadur. People are liking Vicky Kaushal in the role of Sam in the teaser. But do you know about Sam Manekshaw on whom this film is made? Let's take a look at the life of the country's first Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw.

Sam Manekshaw was born on April 3, 1914 in Amritsar, Punjab. He was very strong in character and it is believed that his personality reflected that of a soldier. He was perfect in his work and equally strict. He started his service from World War 2 and took part in 5 wars during his entire career. He continued to carry the responsibilities of the country on his strong shoulders. He also gave a befitting reply to Pakistan.

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When Manekshaw broke Pakistan into two pieces

When there was 1971 war with Pakistan, Sam used to speak so loudly that no one would interrupt him. Sam Manekshaw was the name who broke Pakistan into two pieces. He is considered the biggest hero of the victory in the 1971 war. In an interview given to a foreign newspaper, Ardeshir Kawasji had told the story of Pakistan being divided into two pieces. Kawasji was a famous businessman of Pakistan. He had shared the story of his meeting with Manekshaw. When he reminded Manekshaw about the motorcycle.

In fact, before partition, Manikshaw and Yahya Khan, who was the President of Pakistan during the 1971 war, were in the same regiment. When partition happened, Yahya decided to go to Pakistan while Manekshaw stayed here. Pakistan Prime Minister Jinnah had also offered him to come to Pakistan but Manekshaw had rejected it. When Yahya was going to Pakistan, he borrowed his motorcycle from Sam Manekshaw and said that he would give him Rs 1000 for it. But Yahya forgot this. Later, when India won the 1971 war, it was said that Yamaha did not pay Rs 1000 for the motorcycle but they had to pay half of its price to Pakistan.