Actor Ajay Devgn, Kajol and the director of the film Om Raut, who came to New Delhi to promote their new film 'Tanhaji: The Unsung Warriors', shared a lot about the film and their personal life. Ajay said that this film is an attempt of those forgotten warriors who have sacrificed their lives in India, bypassing their family happiness. While asking about the idea of making a film on a warrior like Tanaji Malusare came up. Ajay said, "There used to be a small chapter on Tanaji in school books. When I came to know about him, I thought how would those people who put his everything for India at stake. Determined that the story of such a warrior should not remain just to the extent of a kingdom. India should know how such warriors have made sacrifices."

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On asking about any other plan to work further on these types of warriors, Ajay said, "There are many warriors whose stories need to be told more extensively. We have a series plan on Unsung Warriors. It is not that these are just warriors fighting in the war, we will include people who contribute at any level for the country and society." While asking about the technique of the film. He further said, "The technique of this film is fantastic. We have tried to do this and it has not happened yet. Hollywood films are known for their technology, but we have used the latest and latest technology in the country, it can be said that such visuals would not have been seen. 'Shivaay' was very good in technique, but this film is also 10 steps ahead of that."

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On asking about the actor asked whether there was any dispute on the film, Ajay replied, "No, the current descendants of the Tanaji Malusare family are with us. This is your 100th film, from 'Phool Aur Kaante' to the most memorable role-artist till date, all his films are like a child. It is not easy to choose one, but films like Legend of Bhagat Singh and wound are close to heart. Before becoming an actor, I had seen something in the industry that had an impact in my life. When I used to go to the film set with my father, I would see that many well-known artists were late on the set. Some people used to do evil behind their back, but as soon as they came in front, they started moving back and forth. Then I decided that I will be honest in life, that's why I reach the set on time and leave on time."

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