Soon, a biopic of Lucky Bisht, a former PM Modi personal security officer, will be released.
According to publishing company Simon & Schuster, a biopic about Lucky Bisht, a former NSG Commando and Spy who served as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s personal security guard, would be released soon. The Sachin Tendulkar biopic belongs to the publisher.
On July 4, the book “R.A.W. Hitman: The Real Story of Agent Lima” will be published. S Hussain Zaidi, a former investigative journalist, wrote it.
2009 saw Bisht honoured as India’s Best NSG Commando.
“The book delves into the extraordinary life and career of Lucky Bisht, a former NSG Commando and Spy, who served as the Personal Security Officer of Prime Minister Narendra Modi,” Simon & Schuster has said.
“In 2022, Lucky Bisht sat down for an exclusive interview with India’s renowned crime writer and author, Hussain Zaidi. The conversation explored Bisht’s life, career, and exploits across the globe as an agent for RAW (Research and Analysis Wing). Lucky Bisht’s role in the security detail during United States President Barack Obama’s visit to India in 2010 showcased his dedication and expertise in the field. His work spans various government security agencies such as the Indian Army, Research and Analysis Wing, Special Forces, Assam Rifles, and leadership roles in missions conducted in different countries,” the publisher adds.
“It is a testament to the indomitable spirit of Lucky Bisht and the sacrifices he made throughout his illustrious career. This biopic promises to be an enthralling read, shedding light on the hidden world of intelligence and the unsung heroes who safeguard our nations,” the publisher has said.
“I am humbled and honored to have my story documented by such esteemed individuals. My hope is that ‘R.A.W. Hitman’ inspires and motivates readers to overcome challenges, pursue their dreams, and serve their country with unwavering determination,” Bisht has said about his biopic.
Bisht, a 35-year-old native of Uttarakhand, enlisted in the Special Forces at the age of 16 in 2003.
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