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'Gadar 2' is set to release worldwide on August 11 Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel’s film Gadar 2: The Katha Continues first official teaser has been released. Sunny and Ameesha first appeared together in Gadar: Ek Prem Katha in 2001. After 22 years, the duo is returning to carry forward the story in 2023. Gadar is an action-packed period drama revolving around the character of Tara Singh, played by Sunny. The teaser of the upcoming sequel shows Tara returning to Pakistan to bring back his son, Charanjeet Singh. The plot of the film is set against the backdrop of Indo-Pak war in 1971. The historical film is directed by Anil Sharma, whereas Shaktimaan Talwar has written the script of the movie. Besides Sunny and Ameesha, the movie features Utkarsh Sharma in a key role. According to India Today, Sunny Deol once spoke about carrying forward the legacy of his most famous film. He said: “Gadar 2 carries forward the legacy of its iconic first part. It’s a blessing to be able to bring back one of India’s most loved family film.” “At its heart the film would always be an inspiring epic story of love, courage and patriotism. Hope the world welcomes Tara and Sakina again with open arms.” Gadar 2 is set to release worldwide on August 11.

Also Read | “As a lead up to part two of Gadar, Zee Studios plan to re-release part one in digitally restored format like how Avatar was re-released. The movie will release on the same date, which is June 15,” an official from Zee Studios told PTI. Director Anil Sharma said he is delighted to re-release Gadar in theatres again. “I am happy people are interested in (watching) Gadar. Just like how Avatar and Baahubali were re-released, we too will do that with Gadar. We are in the process of planning things for the re-release of the movie,” Sharma told PTI.

Ahead of the release of Gadar 2, its prequel Gadar hit theatres once again on Friday (June 9). The film first released in 2001 and made box office history. Since then, the movie has gained a cult following for its songs and memorable dialogues. The remastered version of Gadar released in 4K resolution and Dolby Atmos audio format. According to Zee Studios, the sound of Gadar underwent a comprehensive restoration process for the re-release. The visual effects were meticulously incorporated to improve visual experience without detracting from the film's vintage feel. The final 4K version was assembled and produced using all of the original film videos, visual effect shots, sound, and background music. The estimated restoration expense of the film is around ₹2 crore. The restored version of Gadar also has extra scenes that weren't included in the movie when it first came out. On Friday, a limited number of venues will screen Gadar in its newly restored version. Depending on the recepton of the re-release, more shows will be added. Reacting to the re-release of Gadar, CEO of Zee Studios Shariq Patel said in a statement, " Gadar: Ek Prem Katha holds a special place in the hearts of Indian cinema lovers. By adding the advancements in the technical aspects of the film, we wanted to give the fans a chance to relive the iconic film with a visually astonishing and larger-than-life experience.” More on Gadar: Ek Prem Katha Gadar’s story revolves around Tara Singh (played by Sunny Deo...

Remember Tara Singh who uprooted handpumps and fought the Pakistan army single-handedlyto get his wife and son back in Anil Sharma's Gadar: Ek Prem Katha? Well, he is back! Actor Sunny Deol is soon going to reprise his iconic role in the film's sequel Gadar 2. The film's teaser was revealed on Monday, which gives a glimpse of Sunny Deol in his character as Tara Singh. The teaser indicates that the film's second part takes place a few years after independence, where the original film was set. It's set in 1971 and a woman's voiceover declaring Tara Singh the ‘damaad of Pakistan’ (Pakistan's son-in-law). The teaser then takes the viewers to Pakistan where men chant for India's downfall. Tara Singh emerges from a crowd of men, throws a large wheel around and beats up a few. SUNNY DEOL: ‘GADAR 2’ TEASER IS HERE… Hamara Zindabad hain aur Zindabad rahega… TARA SINGH IS BACK. Here’s About Gadar: Ek Prem Katha Released in 2001, Gadar: Ek Prem Katha was a romantic action drama which featured Sunny Deol and Amisha Patel in the lead. The film narrated the story of a Muslim girl from an affluent family falling in love with a Sikh truck driver amid partition riots. The film starred the late Amrish Puri in a pivotal role. The film was remastered digitally and re-released last week in theatres- as a precursor to the second part. Helmed by Anil Sharma, Gadar 2 also stars Utkarsh Sharma in the lead role. Utkarsh played the role of Sunny and Ameesha's son in the first part. Excited about the...

Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel’s 2001 blockbuster Gadar: Ek Prem Katha was re-released in select theatres across India this weekend. The film, which was remastered in 4K with new VFX, was released weeks before the film’s sequel – Gadar 2 – hits the screens. And the first signs are good. Despite the extremely limited screen count, Gadar has managed to do well at the box office. As per reports, the remastering cost of Gadar Ek Prem Katha was around Rs 2 crore. Even after adding the nominal re-release costs, the opening weekend numbers indicate that the makers should turn a profit for the re-release. And anyway, the purpose of the re-release was to generate buzz for the sequel, which releases in theatres on August 11. Gadar was released in theatres in 2001 and earned Rs 132 crore worldwide back then, making it the second-highest-grossing Indian film that year and one of the highest-grossing Hindi films at that time. The film is regarded as an all-time blockbuster. Gadar followed Sikh truck driver Tara Singh (Sunny) who falls in love with a Muslim girl Sakeena (Ameesha) around Partition. Years later, when Ameesha returns to Pakistan to meet her family, she is held captive there and Tara crosses the border to get his wife back. The sequel – titles Gadar 2: The Katha continues – is set in 1971 and sees Tara Singh return to Pakistan again. The first teaser was attached to the re-release and released formally online on Monday. The film will release on August 11, clashing with Ranbir...

By India Today Entertainment Desk: The teaser of Gadar 2: The Katha Continues is finally out. Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel are set to make a comeback in the sequel to the iconic 2001 film, Gadar: Ek Prem Katha. The film is scheduled for a release on August 11, 2023. TEASER OF GADAR: THE KATHA CONTINUES RELEASED The SUNNY, AMEESHA ON GADAR 2 About Gadar 2, Sunny Deol said, “Gadar 2 carries forward the legacy of its iconic first part. It’s a blessing to be able to bring back one of India’s most loved family film. At its heart the film would always be an inspiring epic story of love, courage and patriotism. Hope the world welcomes Tara and Sakina again with open arms.” Adding to this, Ameesha Patel shared, “Gadar: Ek Prem Katha was re-released on my birthday and my biggest gift was the love we received from our fans. We felt how strongly the film has been engraved in the hearts of the audiences. The teaser of Gadar 2 starts a new chapter in the story of Tara and Sakeena and we truly hope we fulfill the expectations of our fans, once again.” Director Anil Sharma added, “The teaser of Gadar 2 was to hint to the audiences that Tara, Sakeena and Jeete are back to win hearts once again, we thought it was the best way to thank our fans for keeping the legacy of the film alive in their hearts, even after 22 years.” ABOUT GADAR: EK PREM KATHA Gadar: Ek Prem Katha is a 2001 film which is against the backdrop of the Partition of India in 1947. The film is said to be loosely based on Bo...

• • • • Gadar 2 teaser: Why a film that's okay with 'Pakistan Zindabad' would not be possible in today's India Gadar 2 teaser: Why a film that’s okay with ‘Pakistan Zindabad’ would not be possible in today’s India After all, the scene in which Tara screams about the greatness of Hindustan, also shows him willingly saying “Pakistan zindabad” and embracing Islam, if it means that he can be with his wife. Viewers back then seem to have accepted this as part of the sacrifice that a lover must make, their regard for him not diminishing in the least Twenty-two years ago this week, at the start of what seems like a particularly fertile period in Hindi film history — at least in retrospect — two “patriotic” films hit movie screens. Both ultimately made history in their own way. Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India, an underdog story about a bunch of Indian villagers beating the colonial sahibs in a high-stakes cricket match in 1893, made it to the Oscars that year in the Best Foreign Language Film category. For Hindi cinema, it helped kick off the new millennium on a high note, signalling the hope that global acclaim was no longer too far out of reach for an industry that had, in the previous couple of decades, descended all too frequently into a formula of melodrama, violence and low-brow comedy. While Lagaan won critical plaudits, at home and abroad, the winner of the June 15, 2001 box office face-off, by far, was Gadar: Ek Prem Katha, which became the highest-grossing Hindi film s...