
Sky Force (2025) on Netflix
In 1965, K. O. Ahuja and his comrade T. K. Vijaya find Pakistani weapons at a border railhead. After Pakistan strikes an Indian airbase, India plans a counterattack on Sargodha.
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Plot summary
At the Adampur Airbase in 1965, the pilots of Tiger Squadron fly under K. O. Ahuja, whose close comrade is T. K. Vijaya, known as Tabby. David Lawrence tells Ahuja that the United States has supplied Pakistan with twelve Star Striker planes. Sent across the border on a recce, Ahuja and Tabby find weapons and artillery at a border railhead, and Tabby photographs them. Ahuja argues that India should strike first, but Lawrence refuses, as the government will not approve attacking first. Pakistan then attacks the airbase at night and destroys the stationed aircraft. India orders a counterattack on Pakistan's airbases and its Star Striker planes, and Ahuja learns they are kept at Sargodha. The available aircraft cannot carry enough fuel to reach Sargodha and return, so Ahuja assembles three teams for the mission named Sky Force.
Cast
Veer Pahariyaas T. Krishna Vijaya 'Tabby'
Akshay Kumaras Kumar Om Ahuja 'Tiger'
Nimrat Kauras Preeti Ahuja
Sara Ali Khanas Geeta Vijaya
Sharad Kelkaras Ahmad
Mohit Chauhanas Air Chief Marshal Arjun Sinha
Manish Chaudharyas Lawrence
Naisha Khannaas Rohini (1988)
Soham Majumdaras Debashish Chatterjee 'Coackroach'
Varun Badolaas Air Chief Marshal Amit Narang
- Gurpal Singhas Admin Officer Mehta
- Leena Sharmaas Mrs. Lawrence
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Sky Force (2025)
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- Sky Force was banned across several Arab countries in the Persian Gulf region, including the U.A.E., Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Oman.
- The film is inspired by India's retaliatory attack on Pakistan's Sargodha airbase during the Indo-Pakistani air war of 1965.
- Some in the Kodava community objected to the film portraying Ajjamada B. Devaiah as Tamil, considering him a 'South Indian'.






















