Dulquer Salmaan received a Filmfare Award nomination.
Roy Cecil Phillipps , MC & Bar , DFC -LRB- 1 March 1892 -- 21 May 1941 -RRB- was an Australian fighter ace of World War I .. Military Cross. DFC. Distinguished Flying Cross ( United Kingdom ). fighter ace. flying ace. He achieved fifteen victories in aerial combat , four of them in a single action on 12 June 1918 .. A grazier between the wars , he joined the Royal Australian Air Force -LRB- RAAF -RRB- in 1940 and was killed in a plane crash the following year .. Royal Australian Air Force. Royal Australian Air Force. grazier. grazier. Born in New South Wales but raised in Western Australia , Phillipps joined the Australian Imperial Force as an infantryman in April 1915 , seeing action at Gallipoli and on the Western Front .. New South Wales. New South Wales. Australian Imperial Force. First Australian Imperial Force. Western Front. Western Front ( World War I ). Western Australia. Western Australia. Gallipoli. Gallipoli campaign. Wounded twice in 1916 , he transferred to the Australian Flying Corps -LRB- AFC -RRB- and , having falsified his age , was accepted for pilot training in May 1917 .. Australian Flying Corps. Australian Flying Corps. As a member of No. 2 Squadron in France , Phillipps flew mainly S.E. 5 fighters , and was awarded two Military Crosses and the Distinguished Flying Cross for his actions .. Distinguished Flying Cross. Distinguished Flying Cross ( United Kingdom ). He finished the war a major , commanding No. 6 -LRB- Training -RRB- Squadron in England .. major. major. Returning to Australia in 1919 , he left the AFC and was managing a rural property when he enlisted in the RAAF soon after the outbreak of World War II .. At his death he was ranked squadron leader , commanding No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School at Archerfield , Queensland .. Archerfield. Archerfield, Queensland. squadron leader. squadron leader