Underplayed Gems

Major Khaled's War (1971)

Major Khaled's War poster
Directed by
Vanya Kewley
Genre
documentary film
Runtime
26 min
Elsewhere
IMDb
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A documentary follows Major Khaled Mosharraf commanding his troops on the front lines of the Bangladesh Liberation War. It shows the combat and daily realities of the K-Force unit during the conflict.

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Major Khaled's War is an English-language documentary film that focuses on the frontline combat activities of Major Khaled Mosharraf, the commander of the K-Force during the Bangladesh Liberation War. Directed by television journalist Vanya Sarah Kewley, the documentary was filmed as an episode of the "World in Action" series, produced by Granada Television in the United Kingdom in 1971. It stands as one of the most significant documentaries about the Bangladesh Liberation War created by foreign filmmakers. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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