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Corruption Has Spread Like Cancer And We Need Chemotherapy: Sunn
y Deol
By: strawberrylicious Date: October 21, 2013, 2:31 am
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Corruption Has Spread Like Cancer And We Need Chemotherapy:
Sunny Deol
Parag Maniar
To mark Sunny Deol’s birthday on October 19, the makers of Singh
Saab The Great, directed by Anil Sharma, released a special
patriotic track. Called Bali Hamesha Bakri Ki Di Jaati Hai Sher
Ki Nahin, the song has Sunny say the dialogue, “Saade wich thoda
Gandhi bhi, (Sardar) Patel bhi, Bhagat Singh bhi.”
Sonu Nigam has composed the music for this number, which also
unveils the look of the film’s heroine, ex-Miss India Urvashi
Rautela. The starcast includes Amrita Rao, Prakash Raj, Johnny
Lever and Anjali Abrol and the story talks of a principled man’s
fight against corruption.
Telling us about the song’s relevance in the film, Sunny says,
“The song portrays reality and the happenings around us. Though
the song just gives a peek into the story, it shows the
importance of family values and relationships between the wife
and her husband, brother and sister and the values that one
needs to imbibe as an individual.”
The actor adds, “Corruption has spread like cancer and we
need chemotherapy. The sad part is that we blame others and
never take the onus, but the change has to begin with ourselves.
If we voice something, we have to stick to it no matter what.”
The song also features Sunny in high-octane action
sequences. “The action I have done has always been
larger-than-life, but realistic. I am fighting for a cause,
there is strong emotion behind it, thus even a mere punch makes
an impact. It gives vent to suppressed frustration.”
Sharma says, “The song is our birthday gift to Sunny. It
carries the gist of what our film is about.”
Singh Saab The Great, presented by Jayantilal Gada (PEN),
produced by Sangeeta Ahir (Alumbra Entertainment and Media Pvt
Ltd) and Anuj Sharma (Shantketan Entertainment) and co-produced
by Kushal Kantilal Gada, Dhaval Gada and Reshmaa Kadakia,
releases November 22.
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