If I have to choose one moment, I’d say just watch Gadar, because in its entirety, it’s a moment in itself.Īnd then you had Sunny Deol playing the main role. Gadar is all about moments, so picking one or two is impossible. I’d also pick the hand-pump scene and then the one of “agar mohar nahi lagi toh kya Tara Singh Pakistan nahi jaayega”. Also when Tara comes to Pakistan and sings the song, Jeete picks it from a point, and Sakeena comes running to them. But I’ll say the scene in the end when Jeete sings “Udja Kale Kawan” with a violin for his mother, I love that scene. There are so many scenes, I cannot pick one. What are your favourite scenes that you’d pick if you had to introduce someone to the world of Gadar? There are so many on-set stories involved. Similarly, the climax was iconic, with Tara, Sakeena, Jeete (Utkarsh Sharma) and Darmiyaan (Vivek Shauq) running atop the train at the speed of 40 km/hour and Sunny running with Utkarsh on his shoulder…shooting that scene is the most thrilling moment of my life. When we finally created that train, our excitement knew no bounds. In those times, there wasn’t much of internet, so we did our research and managed to find some short videos (of British India trains) from different places. The biggest challenge was to create that period, and preparing the steam engine was a very interesting part. In fact, train played an integral part of its storytelling, be it the Partition and exodus scenes or the climax. Gadar established the British India in a very authentic fashion. The music had such a huge contribution by lyricist Anand Bakshi ji. It has emotions and drama have kept it fresh in the minds of people. This is such a huge emotion, which will remain alive even after a hundred years. I had Ramayana in my heart, that Lord Ram has gone to Sri Lanka to bring back his Sita. When the film was in its scripting stage, what was on your mind in terms of its basic plot and core motivation? Anil Sharma also shared how Sunny landed the role, the famous hand-pump scene and shooting the climax, atop a moving train.
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One of Sunny Deol’s career best roles, the actor showcased his romantic side in the first half of the story, and the movie then became an actioner as he takes up the challenge of reuniting his child with his mother. Gadar was Ameesha Patel’s second Hindi film after her Bollywood debut in Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai (2000).
When all the actors share the common interest for the good of a film, everything gets managed,” Sharma recalled. “Ameesha was new and we cast her after her screen test. While then newbie Ameesha Patel played Tara’s wife Sakeena, the film had an ensemble starcast of Amrish Puri, Vivek Shauq, Lillete Dubey, his son Utkarsh Sharma and others.
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