Bollywood actor Sunny Deol’s blockbuster film “Gadar 2” will make a special return to select theatres, as announced by the producers on Saturday.
The film, a sequel to the 2001 hit “Gadar: Ek Prem Katha,” was a massive success, earning over ₹625 crore in India following its release on August 11 last year.
Producers Zee Studios are excited to join forces in a new initiative, screening “Gadar 2” on Sunday at selected PVR cinemas across the country, offering a unique cinematic experience for differently-abled audiences.
India Signing Hands, a Mumbai-based organization founded by Alok Kejriwal, known for its accessibility solutions for the deaf, reached out to Zee Studios to make this screening possible.
Umesh Kr Bansal, CBO of Zee Studios, expressed enthusiasm about re-releasing “Gadar 2” a year later for this meaningful cause. “’Gadar 2’ touches the hearts of every Indian. Making cinema accessible to all is crucial for us, and we are proud to collaborate with India Signing Hands to achieve this,” Bansal said.
Gadar 2 to Re-Release with Indian Sign Language Interpretation
Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel’s hit film Gadar 2 was a major success in 2023, making a significant impact at the box office. To celebrate its first anniversary, the movie will be re-released in theaters with a new feature: Indian Sign Language (ISL) interpretation. This initiative aims to enhance the viewing experience for Deaf audiences.
Zee Studios is excited to partner with India Signing Hands (ISH News) and PVR cinemas to bring this unique screening opportunity. Founded by Alok Kejriwal, a Deaf advocate, ISH News focuses on improving accessibility for Deaf individuals. This re-release will ensure that Gadar 2 continues to reach and resonate with a broader audience.
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Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel Celebrate Gadar 2 Re-Release
Deol expressed his gratitude for the enduring affection from fans of “Gadar 2.” He shared, “The film will always hold a special place in my heart. It’s incredibly touching to see the ongoing support from audiences even a year after its release. The film’s re-release with Indian Sign Language interpretation will help it connect with even more viewers.”
Ameesha Patel hopes this re-release will inspire other filmmakers to create more inclusive and accessible cinema.
Alok Kejriwal, founder and CEO of ISH News, thanked Zee Studios for their commitment to making entertainment more accessible for the deaf community.
Gadar 2 Set for Special Screening
On Sunday, “Gadar 2” will be shown at special screenings with Indian Sign Language interpretation in selected PVR cinemas across major cities in India.
It is a period action drama set in 1971. It continues the story of Tara Singh, who embarks on a dangerous journey to Pakistan to rescue his son, Charanjeet Singh, who has been captured by the Pakistani Army. The first movie, “Gadar,” was set during the time of the Partition of India.
In this sequel, Sunny Deol returns to play the role of Tara Singh, a character he became famous for in the original film. The movie also features Patel, who is returning from the first film, and Utkarsh Sharma, who reprises his role as Charanjeet.
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Gadar 2 to Re-Release FAQs
Q.1. What is the special feature of the “Gadar 2” re-release?
Ans. The re-release includes Indian Sign Language interpretation to make the film accessible to Deaf audiences.
Q.2. When and where will “Gadar 2” be screened with Indian Sign Language interpretation?
Ans. The screenings will take place on Sunday at selected PVR cinemas in major cities across India.
Q.3. Why is “Gadar 2” being re-released with Indian Sign Language interpretation?
Ans. The re-release aims to enhance the viewing experience for Deaf audiences and celebrate the film’s first anniversary.
Q.4. Who is behind the initiative to make “Gadar 2” accessible to Deaf viewers?
Ans. The initiative is a collaboration between Zee Studios and India Signing Hands, led by founder Alok Kejriwal.
Q.5. What is “Gadar 2” about?
Ans. It is a period action drama set in 1971, following Tara Singh’s mission to rescue his son from the Pakistani Army, continuing the story from the original “Gadar” film.
