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In July 1999, one mountain stood between India and victory.

Tiger Hill — rising 16,700 feet above the Dras sector — dominated the Srinagar–Leh highway and the entire Kargil battlefield. From its icy summit, enemy forces directed deadly artillery fire, threatening to sever India’s lifeline to Ladakh. As long as Tiger Hill remained occupied, the war could not be won.

This video tells the full story of the Battle of Tiger Hill, one of the most brutal and iconic engagements of the Kargil War. Fought at extreme altitude, under freezing conditions, and against fortified positions, the assault demanded near-impossible night climbs, close-quarters combat, and extraordinary courage.

Through a cinematic, story-driven narrative, we follow the Indian soldiers who climbed sheer cliffs under fire, fought bunker to bunker on the summit, and raised the tricolour at dawn — changing the course of the war forever.

Tiger Hill was not just a military objective.
It was a test of endurance, discipline, and resolve.

This is the story of the mountain that had to be taken — and the men who refused to stop climbing.