You can't show Army in a tampered way, says Mohit Marwah

He will be seen playing Colonel Prem Sehgal in his next "Raag Desh", based on Indian National Army trials, and actor Mohit Marwah says one can not take creative liberty in the portrayal of the Army.

The film recreates the Indian National Army (INA) Trials or The Red Fort Trials of 1940s where Colonel Prem Sehgal, Colonel Gurbaksh Singh Dhillon, and Major General Shah Nawaz Khan - officers in the British Indian Army were taken as prisoners of war in Malaya, Singapore and Burma respectively.

They were court-martialled in the capital at the trials held at the Red Fort. The three men were charged with treason and torture and even case of murder was slapped on them.

"We had an ex-Army person on set constantly who was making sure our attire was correct, our postures were right.

We had someone correcting us all the time, we needed to have that authenticity, you cannot play around with the ways of the Army," Mohit told

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