Mega Prince Varun Tej is all set to captivate audiences nationwide with his pan-India debut in the action-packed thriller Operation Valentine, which also marks his entry into Bollywood. In a groundbreaking move, the makers have announced that the film's inaugural song will be launched at the historic Wagah border in Amritsar.

Building on the success of the initial teaser, the highly anticipated first song, titled Vande Mantaram, is scheduled to be unveiled on January 17th, coinciding with Republic Day week. Varun Tej, making his mark in Hindi cinema, and the talented Manushi Chhillar, making her Telugu debut in this bilingual masterpiece, will make a spectacular appearance at the Wagah border parade during the song launch, turning this event into a historic spectacle.

Anurag Kulkarni will lend his voice to Vande Mantaram in Telugu, while the Hindi version will feature the soulful vocals of Sukhwinder Singh, renowned for delivering some of India's most cherished patriotic melodies. The musical genius behind the film is none other than Mickey J. Meyer.

The buzz surrounding Operation Valentine is reaching new heights with this unique song launch, intensifying the Pan-India anticipation. The film, with its captivating posters and video assets, is quickly becoming one of the most anticipated projects in Varun Tej's illustrious career.

Produced by Sony Pictures International Productions, Sandeep Mudda's Renaissance Pictures, and co-produced by God Bless Entertainment (Vakil Khan) and Nandakumar Abbineni, Operation Valentine is helmed by the talented Shakti Pratap Singh Hada. Mark your calendars for the release on February 16th, as this cinematic extravaganza unfolds in both Telugu and Hindi, promising an unforgettable experience.

Varun Tej is pinning all his hopes on this film as his previous films, Ghani and Gandeevadhari Arjuna failed to set screens on fire at the box office. With him entering into wedlock with his lady love Lavanya tripathi,many are of the opinion that the marriage will bring good luck to Varun Tej.