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Shoojit Sircar's first film about freedom fighter Udham Singh, starring Vicky Kaushal, was released on Tuesday. Kaushal, fresh out of the success of Uri: The Surgical Strike (2019), wears a coat and holds a trilby in an image of the film.
Sardar Udham Singh traces the life story of the revolutionary who murdered Michael O. Dwyer, governor of Punjab during the Jallianwala Bagh mbadacre in 1919. More than a thousand of people died after British soldiers opened fire at a crowd of unarmed and peaceful protesters in Amritsar, and the incident became a turning point in the history of British rule in India.
The production of Rising Sun Films was written by Ritesh Shah ( of Pink, Raid .) And Shubendu Bhattacharya ( Madras Cafe ). The film marks the first collaboration of Kaushal with Sircar, who directed Vicky Donor (2012) Piku (2015) and October (2018). Sardar Udham Singh is aiming for an exit for 2020.
I spend my hand in the bullet holes of Jallianwala Baug, I did not know that one day I would have l? opportunity to revive the lesser-known martyr UDHAM SINGH. The recording of the card
– Vicky Kaushal (@ vickykaushal09) On April 30, 2019
Udham Singh, hanged in July 1940 in London, was a colorful personality, of Scroll.in written by Anu Kumar, contributor,. "He was a man of many facets and occupations, including playing an additional role in at least two productions of Alexander Korda," she writes. He has traveled a lot in search of a job and a sense. "Udham Singh's life encompbades, just like Bhagat Singh's, how much a milestone event left an impressionable impact on a young man and how reactions to such events become legends in their own way," writes Kumar.
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