Sahibzada Ajit Singh Ji (The Battle of Chamkaur)

Sahibzada Ajit Singh crossed the Sarsa, then in spate, along with his father, his younger brother, Jujhar Singh, and some fifty Sikhs. Further reduced in numbers by casualties at the hands of a pursuing troop from Ropar, the column reached Chamkaur in the evening of 6 December 1705, and took up position in a garhi, a highwalled fortified haveli (house). The attackers, their numbers since swelled by reinforcements from Malerkotia, Sirhind and from among the local Ranghars and Gujjars, soon caught up with them and threw a tight ring around Chamkaur.

The Champion of the Khalsa 'Hari Singh Nalwa'

Hari Singh Nalwa's performance as an administrator and a military commander in the North West Frontier remains unmatched. Two centuries on, Britain, Pakistan, Russia and America have been unsuccessful in effecting law and order in this region. Hari Singh Nalwa's spectacular achievements exemplified the tradition established by Guru Gobind Singh such that he came to be hailed as the "Champion of the Khalsa".

Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Ji

Baba Banda Singh Bahadur (16 October, 1670 - 9 June, 1716) (Lachhman Dev alias Madho dass Bairagi), originally from the Jammu region, is revered as one of greatest Sikh warriors as well as one of the most hallowed martyrs of the Khalsa Army. The Khalsa were engaged in a prolonged fight against the cruel Mughals, who were practising their tyranny and terrorism. His confrontation with the Mughal administration in Northern India, though brief, was strong and vigorous enough to shake the foundations of this evil empire.

Akali Nihang Singhs (The Warriors)

Nihangs (also: called Akalis) are a very famous and prestigious armed Sikh order. Early Sikh military history is dominated by the Akali Sikh military order that is particularly noted for the many famous military victories they won, often while they were heavily out-numbered. The Nihungs have historically been held in great affection and respect by Sikhs due the pivotal role they have played in Sikh history and Sikh military history in particular. The Nihang's activities are currently mostly ceremonial, as it is peace time but in times of war for the Sikh religion the Akalis have historically spear-headed the attack on the enemy.

Mata Bhag Kaur Ji

Mai Bhago also known as Mata Bhag Kaur was a Sikh woman who led Sikh soldiers against the Mughals in 1705. She killed several enemy soldiers on the battlefield, and is considered to be a saint warrior by the Sikhs. She was the sole survivor of the battle of Khidrana, i.e. Battle of Muktsar (fought on 29 December 1705); was a daughter of Bhai Mallo Shah, granddaughter of Bhai Pero Shah, the younger brother of Bhai Langah, a Dhillon Jatt Chaudhary of 84 villages who had become a Sikh during the time of Guru Arjan, the fifth Sikh Guru. She was the only sister of four brothers.

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Sadda Haq Punjabi movie to release in Punjab and other states on May 10

Chandigarh/ Punjab (April 28, 2013): According to information available through various media sources the much awaited Punjabi movie Sadda Haq will be released on May 10 after the Supreme Court lifted bans by various state governments. The producers of the movie announced reportedly made an announcement that the film will open in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal, UP, Chandigarh and Delhi.
On the other hand Punjab’s Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal on said that the state government would abide by the Supreme Court’s decision.
He reprotedly added that if the release of the film led to any law and order problem, the state was committed to maintaining peace at all costs.
“The lifting of the ban is a big relief. This had been our request from the very beginning – we had asked the Punjab Government too to set up a committee of neutral members for the screening of the film and then decide accordingly. On the advice of our counsel, we moved the Supreme Court for a faster judgment, and this is a landmark judgment for any Indian film,” producer Dinesh Sood said.
He was joined by film’s actor-writer-co producer Kuljinder Singh Sidhu, Upwinder Sidhu, Nidhi Sidhu and Surinder Dhalla at a press conference held at Press Club, Chandigarh.
Dinesh Sood added that the Supreme Court of India has directed the Central Board of Film Certification to give the film an “A” Certificate.
“That’s the only change we’ve been asked to follow and we would be happy if we get a U/A certificate. We will come to know about the certification on Monday,” Sood reprotedly added.
“According to the Supreme Court, the film should run and if there is any law and order situation, the state has to address it, not ban the film,” Sood reportedly added.
In the meantime, the film, released worldwide on April 5, is breaking records.
“We have crossed the record collection of two and half lakh pounds and dollars in UK and USA respectively,” the film’s producer stated.

After victory against ban – Sadda Haq team paid obeisance at Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib

New Delhi, India (April 26, 2013): Punjabi Movie Sadda Haq passed through various phases of struggles for getting clearance for screening in the cinema halls.
As the movie got clearance from the Supreme Court of India for screening in cinema hall through out India; the team members of Sadda Haq paid obeisance at Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib, Chandni Chowk, Delhi.
Kuljinder Sidhu and Dinesh Sood at Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib (April 26, 2013)
Kuljinder Sidhu and Dinesh Sood at Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib (April 26, 2013)
Sukrana Ardass at Gurudwara Seesh Ganj , New Delhi “koor nikhute Nanka ork Sach rahi” Gurbani, In the end its truth which wins and lie always get’s defeat.” Sadda Haq producers wrote along with a photo on their Facebook Fans Page.
Thanks to all of you for your prayers”, they wrote further.
It is notable that a special screening of the movie was held in Court Room number 15 of the Supreme Court of India today where senior Supreme Court lawyers watched the movie in the presence of Sadda Haq producers Kuljinder Sidhu and Dinesh Sood.
The penal formed by SCI to advise the court on the issue of petition moved by the producers of the movie against the imposed by state governments of Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh and Jammu & Kashmir; advised the court to lift the ban.
Accordingly the SCI lifted the ban from the movie.
Previously the movie was scheduled to be released in October 2012 but it was banned by Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). After this ban the members of the Sadda Haq team filed a review that was dismissed by CBFC. Then the producers knocked the doors of Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT), and the movie was cleared by FCAT with minor changes.
The movie was banned by Punjab government on April 04 – a day before it’s worldwide released.
The movie was banned by Punjab Government led by Parkash Singh Badal and his son Sukhbir Badal under pressure from high-ups in Punjab police, who had feared that the movie could expose their black deeds.
The producers of the movie tried to convince Punjab government to review their decision to ban the movie but the situation turned worse when the neighbouring states of Haryana, Delhi, Chandigarh and Jammu & Kashmir also banned the movie.
As a last resort actor-cum-producer Kuljinder Sidhu moved the Supreme court of India against the ban. The Supreme Court issued a notice to the concerned states on April 11. The states filed their reply on April 24. On April 25 the Supreme court heard the arguments from both sides and decided to form a penal to review the movie.
On April 26 (today) the screening of the movie was held in Court Room number 15, where the judges of the SCI bench and senior lawyers watched the movie.

Sadda HaQ | Punjabi Movie

Release date : 5 April 2013


"Sadda Haq" a Punjabi movie by OXL Films – is going to be a sensational flick which will be depicting the real picture of Punjab during the militancy days. Adorned with commendable performances from the cast, blended with an awe-inspiring story which is worth telling and seasoned with every other ingredient; Sadda Haq would be a heart-touching spectacle of distressing past of Punjab. This movie is a story of a hockey player named Kartar Singh Bazz whose circumstances weighed down his passion for the game and compelled him to be a militant instead. A star in making, Kuljinder Singh Sidhu, the producer, actor and story-writer of the film makes the film better with excellent portrayal of his character as Kartaar Singh. Yes, quite usually unusual, but still it is a story of many aspiring young people of those times whose desires were encountered with the prevailing circumstances.
The Director Mandeep Benipal has done an impeccable job in making this film into one of the sensible movies made in Punjabi Cinema, and he has tried his bit for giving every character a perfect role in the movie. The Story is great and shows how many extremely talented sikh youngsters in India fell a prey to the state of affairs and became what they never wanted to become. Packed with deep emotions and historic twists, Sadda Haq is a resolute, no holds excluded action escapade set in Punjab. The unchecked use of torture made the period of 1980’s to mid 1990’s one of the most disturbed and disruptive period. Sadda Haq is a fictionalized take inspired by real events and real characters of that period. Rising beyond the realms of run-of-the-mill Punjabi films, Sadda Haq is going to go beyond being a mere cinematic experience. The Director has tried to strike a perfect balance of history and emotional urgency and hence crafted a heartrending well-paced film which not only entertains but educates well. The pre-occupying and captivating screenplay and story of the film by Kuljinder S.Sidhu would make the audience have goose bumps and in no time would you see them surfing the painful and piteous pages of history of Punjab.
Historically charged, Sadda Haq would be an action packed; true and memorable film that at once would be both intimate and authentic. Well-finished performance by Kuljinder S Sidhu,Gaurav Kakkar, Dinesh Sood, Parmod Matho, Dhriti Saharan and Dev Kharoud will add the entire colour and spark to the film. The splendid musical score by Jatinder Shah, Background Score by Salil Amrute, well sung songs by Lehmber Hussainpuri,Kamal Khan, Jassi Jasraj, Raj Kakra, Manjira and Fathey Shergill will add a soft touch to the film. If Punjabi Cinema is giving you an opportunity to see excruciating history of Punjab through its eyes, grab this opportunity and get a realistic feel in a dramatized version. It wouldn’t be wrong if we say that Sadda Haq is going to be a milestone in Punjabi Cinema.
 

Star Cast

  • Kuljinder Sidhu
  • Gaurav Kakkar
  • Dhriti Sharan
  • Parmod Moutho
  • Yadd Grewal
  • Dev Kharoud
  • Dinesh Sood
  • Amritpal Singh Billa
  • Sudanshu Ghor
  • Talwinder Bhullar
  • Neeraj Kaushik
  • Sandeep Kapoor
  • Nidhi Sidhu
  • Sunny Gill
  • Praveen Kumar
  • Prince Kj Singh etc.

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