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Alia Bhatt, Sonam Kapoor to Anya Singh: Patriotic Spectacles Featuring Powerful Female Performances

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Republic Day marks the right occasion to binge strong patriotic films featuring some of the most impactful performances in recent times. Here’s looking at 5 celebrated actresses who starred in big-scale films to bring stories of courage and national pride on the big canvas.

*Alia Bhatt:* In Raazi, Alia Bhatt portrayed a young Indian spy married into a Pakistani military family. As Sehmat, Alia balanced vulnerability and strength in a way that made her outing incredibly impactful. Instead of loud heroism, Raazi stands out for depicting patriotism through emotional sacrifice.

*Sonam Kapoor:* In Indian patriotic cinema, Sonam Kapoor’s portrayal as Neerja Bhanot stands tall. As a brave flight attendant, the actress chose duty over fear, bringing grace and authenticity to her role. The film emerged as a box office success and became a landmark addition to Sonam Kapoor’s body of work.

*Anya Singh:* In Border 2, Anya Singh plays the on-screen wife of Ahan Shetty, a role that explores the emotional weight carried by families of those who choose National duty. As Anya’s grandfather fought in the 1971 war, the film holds a personal significance for her.

*Yami Gautam Dhar:* In URI: The Surgical Strike, Yami Gautam Dhar played an intelligence officer whose calmness and intelligence added to the momentum. Her role highlighted the importance of strategy in cases of National security.

*Janhvi Kapoor:* Janhvi Kapoor plays the role of Indian Air Force Pilot Gunjan Saxena, highlighting the life of one of the first women to fly in a combat zone during the Kargil War in 1999. Her performance focused on the fact that serving the nation does not look at a specific gender.

These actresses not only starred in patriotic roles, but embodied bravery in ways that left a lasting impression.

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