'Ghazi', the Telugu-Hindi-Tamil trilingual that is touted as India's first submarine war film, will hit the screens on Feb 17th. The news is that the film is done with censor formality, receiving a clean 'U' with no cuts.

"The film is based on the true incidents in 1971 India-Pakistan war where PNS Ghazi mysteriously collapsed in Visakhapatnam ocean waters. It has high end visual effects with numerous under water shots captured by cameraman Madhie effectively. It's an edge-of-the-seat thriller. High production standards, top notch performances from Rana, Tapsee, Kay Kay Menon, and an enthralling background score and authentic war episodes came in for the appreciation of censor board members," the makers say.

Eva Motion Studios has done the Vfx. Costume designing is by Ashwanth Byri. Stunts are by Jashuva. BGM is by K. Editing is by A Sreekar Prasad. Niranjan Reddy and Gunnam Gangaraju have done the additional story and screenplay, the latter of whom has also penned the dialogues.