There are many such examples in Indian history who were made villains from superheroes or they could not get respect according to their merit. One of which is the superhero "Vinayak Damodar Savarkar". The reason for not getting respect for such great heroes is the historian and political advantages of that time. Those whose politics rests in the partition of India are at risk from Veer Savarkar because Veer Savarkar's thoughts are of Akhand Bharat. In such a situation, politicians with the principle of 'divide and do politics' are afraid of Savarkar's ideology because if Savarkar's ideology is revealed in the public, then his political future will go into darkness.
After independence, there has been a campaign to demean Veer Savarkar. It is a matter of great sadness that in this country the Left tried to humiliate Veer Savarkar and somewhere rumors were spread like Veer Savarkar apologized to the British? But the truth is that Gandhiji suggested Veer Savarkar to apologize to the British! Gandhiji had agreed to the issue of Veer Savarkar's petition. In 1921, talks were held betweenGandhiji and Dr. Narayandas Savarkar through a letter on the subject of Veer Savarkar's petition. Gandhiji said that when Brahmanand can be released on the basis of petition, then why can't Veer Savarkar be released.
Former Prime Minister of India Atal Bihari Vajpayeeji was influenced by Savarkar's thoughts. They believe that when Savarkar was serving the sentence of black water, Veer Savarkar used to talk to the moon from the jail on the seashore. Former Prime Minister of India, Atal Bihari Vajpayeeji said, “Savarkar means sharpness, Savarkar means sacrifice, Savarkar means tenacity, Savarkar means element, Savarkar means logic, Savarkar means tarunya, Savarkar means arrow, Savarkar means sword.”
There were such great personalities in the Indian independence movement, they awakened a new light of freedom from patriotism on their ideas. Vinayak Damodar Savarkar was one such great personality who blew the bugle against the British rule with his thoughts, literature and writings. With the revolutionary ideas of Savarkar, the Gauri government not only inflicted atrocities on him. While sending him black water, he was also sentenced to life imprisonment for 2 births. But without fear of all this, Savarkar continued to unite the countrymen for the freedom of the country. With his writings and ideas, he worked to unite the country in one thread.

History of Veer Savarkar
The name which remains in discussion in the political discourse of modern India. Vinayak Damodar Savarkar is one of them the work he did in the session of freedom movement, social reforms, social inequalities and philosophy. Equally admired today is his political philosophy, apart from utilitarianism, rationalism and positivism, humanism and universalism, pragmatism and Contains a point like realism.
Veer Savarkar belonged to a middle-class family. There were three brothers in his family, the name of the youngest was Dr. Narayan Das Savarkar, while the name of the elder was Vinayak Damodar Savarkar, the name of the eldest was Ganesh Damodar Savarkar. All the three brothers supported nationalism and the independent movement, Savarkar has been inclined towards patriotism since childhood. As a child, when he was in his village, he formed the Mitra Mela organization and his name was associated with the revolutionary Abhinav.
Veer Savarkar was born on 28 May 1883 in Nashik district of Maharashtra. When his father Damodar Pant Savarkar was 9 years old, his mother Radhabai died in an epidemic. After 7 years, his father Damodar Pant Savarkar also went to heaven.
⦁    His elder brother Ganesh took over the care of his family.
⦁    In 1901 he passed his matriculation examination at Shivaji High School in Nashik.
⦁    He got married to Jamuna Bai in 1901.

During this, despite all the problems, he continued with the decision to pursue further studies. After graduating from Pune's famous Fergusson College, he went to London to study law, not by studies, he was inclined towards political activities.
⦁    In 1904, Savarkar formed an organization named Abhinav Bharat.
⦁    Be a part of the movement against the Bengal Partition in 1950 During this time his articles were also printed in many magazines. The Russian Revolution had a profound effect on his life
⦁    In London, he met Lala Hardayal who looked after both of them India House. He played an active role in the program of the Golden Jubilee of the First War of Independence of 1857 held at India House in 1907. Madanlal Dhingra shot William Hutt Curzon Wyllie on 1 July 1909.
⦁    After this Savarkar wrote an article in the London Times
⦁    He was arrested on 13 May 1910
⦁    On 8 July 1990, Savarkar escaped from the arrest of the British. He was sentenced to life imprisonment on 24 July 1910. He was again given life imprisonment on 30 January 1911.
⦁    On 7 April 1911, he was sent to the Board Player's Andaman and Nicobar, Cellular Jail on the punishment of black water.
⦁    From 4 July 1911 to 21 May 1921, Savarkar had to stay in the Board Player's Andaman and Nicobar, Cellular Jail.

After this, the British rulers paid attention to his petition and he was released.
⦁    In 1959, he was awarded the Awarded with the degree of D.Lit.
⦁    His wife died in November 1963
⦁    In Amber 1965, Savarkar was surrounded by disease. After this Savarkar decided to fast till death.
⦁    He left his body on 26 February 1966 at 10g00 am

Till 70 years of independence, many types of false facts of history were tried to be shown but now this issue is being exposed.