Whosoever was under 18 at that time was adopted by the Maharaja, a polish priest and a British officer. They adopted nearly 200 kids," Szumowska said.The documentary takes from an earlier film "BraveBunch: The Uprising through Children's Eyes", which was about the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. It talked about the 63-day-long heroic struggle to liberate Warsaw , the Polish capital, from Nazi Germany occupation during the Second World War. "It is an important event of the history because a lot of Europeans needed help and India extended them support. And when we came to India we realised it was not well known here either.

Source: Times of India November 07, 2017 13:26 UTC