Kangana cast a spotlight on Subash Chandra Bose, but real story of the INA is hidden in the shadows

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In 1941, Imperial Japanese intelligence officer Fujiwara Iwaichi set about building an Indian National Army — sparking off a tangled story involving nationalism and treason, as well as heroism and deceit. Was the INA a nationalist force, or a tool of Japanese imperialism? What happened to the Indians who Subash Chandra Bose persuaded to serve Nazi Germany? And should the INA be a model for modern India?
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