Shaheed: A fresh perspective on Bhagat Singh’s life

The film directed by Guddu Dhanoa offers a unique perspective on the life of Bhagat Singh, presenting a narrative with a distinct intensity that sets it apart from other biographical films. While the trial scenes and the extended jail sequence are dramatized, they contribute to the film’s overall impact. The film pays tribute to patriotism and showcases the era with visuals and Thiru’s cinematography. The film also explores Bhagat Singh’s relationships. Bobby Deol, as Bhagat Singh, delivers a compelling performance, and Sunny Deol’s role as Chandrashekhar Azad adds depth. Sunny Deol expressed that the project was a dream of his, and he believed in Bobby’s portrayal of the freedom fighter. Sunny Deol also provided insight into the project’s creation and how they overcame the setback of the fire that destroyed the film’s sets. He also emphasized the importance of authenticity in the film’s depiction of Bhagat Singh’s life. The film concentrates on Bhagat Singh and avoids the portrayal of Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru. The film’s style is like ‘Gadar’, a work of melodramatic art, that does producer Dharmendra and Sunny Deol proud.