The Inspiring Story Of The Real-life 'Sooryavanshi,' IPS Officer Vishwas Nangare Patil
Akshay Kumar revived Bollywood's massive business with his grand entertainer 'Sooryavanshi', which arrived in theatres on the festive occasion of Diwali and his brave move has the cash registers ringing out loud at the box office. Bollywood witnessed a 100-crore movie close to two years.
Akshay Kumar has lately been celebrating the success of his film ¡®Sooryavanshi¡¯, which has been creating a huge impact on the box office.
According to a recent statement by the actor, Akshay Kumar took inspiration from a real-life police officer who has worked in Mumbai Police for years now. He openly admitted that Vishwas Nangare Patil was the role model for his character in the movie.
Vishwas Nangare Patil was the Deputy Commissioner of Police zone-1 in South Mumbai during the Mumbai terror attack of 2008. He led the team at the Taj Hotel, Colaba, on November 26, and shot one of the terrorists. Here's his inspiring story of real-life 'Sooryavanshi' that makes all of us proud.
Who is IPS officer Vishwas Nangare Patil?
Vishwas Nangare Patil is one of the best IPS officers India has ever got. Moreover, through his determination and jolly personality, Vishwas Patil inspired the youth in spreading awareness regarding women¡¯s safety, traffic norms, and rural development. Belonging to a small rural town of Kokrud in Shirala tehsil of Sangli district in Western Maharashtra, Vishwas completed his schooling at New English School, Shirala.
Being a down-to-earth personality, he never discusses his hostel days. The reason this becomes interesting is that he shared his room with the notable ¡®R. Madhavan¡¯. One of the eminent artists of today¡¯s time.
A journey from a small village to millions of hearts
IPS Viswas Nagre Patil belongs to the 1997 batch of IPS cadre. At the age of 25 years, this spirited soul cracked the UPSC exams.?
Vishwas Nangare Patil, an IPS officer of the 1997 cadre and he serves as the Joint Commissioner of Police in Mumbai City. Formerly he was Commissioner of Police, the Nashik city. Patil exemplifies the face of a quintessential, competent police officer who has not only endeared himself to the rank and file of his department but has also earned a reputation as an officer with a humane and sensitive mind.
Part of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack
IPS officer Vishwas Nangare Patil carries with him an impeccable record that comes from a long saga of an undaunted struggle. Starting as an aspirant UPSC candidate in pursuit of a career in the police force to an officer having won the coveted President¡¯s Police Medal for gallantry for his fearless role in the counter-terrorist operations during the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
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Role model for youngsters
Vishwas Nangare Patil is a ray of hope and a role model for youngsters who want to carve out a name in the rough and tumble of life. Nangare Patil not only does his work diligently but also takes care of his fitness. Patil participates in almost every marathon held in Mumbai. Also, he is seen from time to time advocating for the fit police force. Patil has also been the Commissioner of Nashik.
Vishwas Nangare Patil¡¯s recipe for success has made him a youth icon. The conscientious and guilelessness which he narrates in his book based on his life story 'Mann Mein Hai Vishwas'¨C in this book he reveals that one doesn¡¯t need urban polish to make people become big. As a Marathi medium student, he was equal to the challenges while preparing for his UPSC examination. The experiences he relates are not merely motivational quotes but a practical guide to all those who nurse similar dreams.
Vishwas Nangare Patil is a self-made man. Self-discipline, hard-working, honest and faithful to his work have been his trusted lieutenants in his dogged march towards his goalposts and Nangare Patil is indeed an inspiration, encouraging thousands of people to move forward!.
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