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SS Rajamouli Salutes Indian Armed Forces, Warns Against Sharing Army Clips: 'Victory Is Ours'

Last Updated: The Defence Ministry had earlier issued a public notice warning against live or real-time coverage of defence operations. SS Rajamouli has extended his respect and support to the Indian Armed Forces in the wake of the escalating India-Pakistan tensions. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), the acclaimed RRR and Baahubali filmmaker lauded the military for its bravery while issuing a serious reminder to the public about digital responsibility during such times. 'Saluting our Brave Indian Armed Forces for their unwavering courage in protecting our nation from terrorism. Let's stand together as a nation, inspired by their valor, to build a future of peace and unity. Jai Hind!" he posted, in light of India's response to Pakistan's attack that unfolded between Thursday evening and Friday morning. Saluting our Brave Indian Armed Forces for their unwavering courage in protecting our nation from terrorism. Let's stand together as a nation, inspired by their valor, to build a future of peace and unity. Jai Hind! 🇮🇳 — rajamouli ss (@ssrajamouli) May 9, 2025 Rajamouli's message was not just one of pride and unity but also of caution. Echoing the directive issued by the Ministry of Defence, he urged citizens to refrain from sharing any videos or photos related to army movement online. 'If you see any movement of the Indian Army, don't take pictures or videos. Don't share them as you might be helping the enemy. Stop forwarding unverified news or claims. You'll only create noise, which the enemy wants. Stay calm, alert and positive. Victory is ours," he wrote. If you see any movement of the Indian Army, don't take pictures or share them as you might be helping the enemy. Stop forwarding unverified news or claims. You'll only create noise, which the enemy wants. Stay calm, alert and is ours. 🇮🇳 — rajamouli ss (@ssrajamouli) May 9, 2025 The Defence Ministry had earlier issued a public notice warning against live or real-time coverage of defence operations. Their post on X emphasised that disclosure of such sensitive details could compromise operational success and potentially endanger lives. They added, 'Past incidents like the #KargilWar, 26/11 attacks, and the #Kandahar hijacking underscore the risks of premature reporting." Citing Clause 6(1)(p) of the Cable Television Networks (Amendment) Rules, 2021, the ministry stated that only official briefings by designated personnel are permitted during anti-terror operations. All media outlets, platforms, and individuals were urged to exercise restraint, sensitivity and responsibility in their content. First Published: