ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s military on Monday said that the documentary produced by Indian content creators was a “highly dramatized, colored and factually inaccurate account of so-called Operation Sindoor,” characterizing it as a tragedy and a comedy at the same time. 

In a statement issued by the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR), the military said that “more than a year after Marka-e-Haq, India refuses to face the harsh reality.”

“Instead of conceding defeat in a failed venture, India has decided to color history in her preferred hues,” ISPR said.

“For its lack of nuance and seriousness, the documentary can be characterised as a tragedy and a comedy at the same time,” it added.

The military said that selectively edited interviews, emotional narration and cinematic Bollywood style reconstruction were used to “alter established facts and rewrite the operational outcome.”

“Tellingly, the documentary’s account contains fundamental contradictions, exposing a belated attempt to manufacture a domestically palatable version of events,” the military said. 

“The documentary attempts to establish a deliberate linkage between an address by the Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff on 16 April 2025 and the Pahalgam incident of 22 April 2025, conjuring a conspiracy theory out of nothing,” it added. 

ISPR said that India claimed that the three alleged perpetrators of Pahalgam were identified and eliminated on 28 July 2025, 82 days after so called Operation Sindoor. 

“Yet the documentary presents so called Operation Sindoor as the punishment for those responsible for Pahalgam,” ISPR said.

“If the alleged perpetrators were eliminated on 28 July, India must explain, who it claims to have punished on 7 May 2025,” it said, adding that the claim of “100% mission success” was “equally detached from operational record.”

ISPR reiterated that during Marka-e-Haq, the armed forces successfully thwarted Indian aggression and shot down 8 military aircraft. 

 “Pakistan subsequently conducted Operation Bunyanum Marsoos, employing Fatah precision-guided rockets and missiles, PAF precision munitions, long-range loitering munitions and precision artillery against 26 military targets, including facilities used to target Pakistani citizens, and entities involved in fomenting terrorism against Pakistan,” it said.

“The documentary itself further undermines its claim of clear Indian dominance,” it added.

The statement said that Indian military leadership itself acknowledged extensive Pakistani missile, drone and air activity, sustained engagements along the Line of Control and the activation of Indian air-defense systems. 

“Such admissions are difficult to reconcile with its repeated portrayal of Pakistan being decisively defeated,” it said, adding that the account of cessation of hostilities was no less revealing. 

“Its own narration confirms that hostilities ended through communication between the two DGMOs and an agreed cessation of military action.”

The military said this alone contradicted the attempt to portray Operation Sindoor as a unilateral Indian military triumph. 

“A cessation of hostilities, facilitated by US, cannot subsequently be repurposed as evidence of unconditional victory,” it said.

“India has not declassified the truth. It has cobbled together a propaganda video to project a military blunder as a successful endeavour,” ISPR said.

“No amount of cinematic reconstruction can change the chronology, erase aircraft losses, conceal military casualties, alter the military engagements that actually took place or convert a battlefield defeat into a self-proclaimed victory,” it said.

“Pakistan has no need to manufacture a narrative around Marka-e-Haq,” it added. 

“The operational record, battlefield evidence, diplomatic exchanges and India’s own subsequent statements speak for themselves and are widely acknowledged by international community.”

The military said that Pakistan remained committed to regional peace and stability. 

However, the forces remain fully prepared and capable of defending the country’s sovereignty, territorial integrity and national interests. 

“Any future military misadventure will be met with a firm, decisive and disproportionate response, after which no amount of cinematic perjury will be able to provide any face-saving to India.”