Nothing controversial in ‘Sarbjit’: Darshan Kumaar

Actor Darshan Kumaar says the biopic on Sarbjit does not have anything controversial.

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His upcoming film “Sarbjit” is about Indian convict Sarabjit Singh, who was beaten to death in a Pakistani jail, but actor Darshan Kumaar says the biopic does not have anything controversial. (Source: Varinder Chawla)

His upcoming film “Sarbjit” is about Indian convict Sarabjit Singh, who was beaten to death in a Pakistani jail, but actor Darshan Kumar says the biopic does not have anything controversial.

The film, directed by Omung Kumar, features Aishwarya Rai Bachchan playing the role of Dalbir Kaur, while Randeep Hooda plays her brother and Sarabjit, the protagonist.

Darshan plays the role of Khalid Pervaiz, a Pakistani lawyer, who fights to secure justice for Sarabjit. (PHOTOS: Screen Awards 2016: Sonam, Ranveer, Sonakshi, Shilpa are head turners)

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When asked if he is expecting any controversy regarding the movie, Darshan said, “No… We just shot the jail portions, and then will go to Punjab. The film is very close to reality. There is nothing controversial.”

The young actor said the movie is shaping up well.

“It’s a tough film, set in a real zone biopic. We are focusing on every detail. I hope the audience will like it.”

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