From the pages of the Indian Air Force an riveting tale of true grit of Flt Lt Dilip Parulkar who inspired two more POW Pilots Flt Lt MS Grewal 'Garry' Flt Lt Harish Sinhji 'Harry' to partake with him in the most outrageous prison break in the history of the Indian Defence Services.—Taranjiet Singh Namdhari

During the 1971 Indo-Pak War, twelve IAF Pilots were taken prisoners of war (POWs) by the Pakistan Air Force, and spent around a year in captivity. Eventually, they escaped from the Provost Camp of the PAF (located in Rawalpindi) to the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, travelling a total of 300 km by foot and bus before arriving at Torkham. The Great Indian Escape chronicles the trials and tribulations faced by these bravehearts in the service of their motherland, and their daring escape in the face of overwhelming odds.