Diljit Dosanjh's Heart Touching Scenes From 'Soorma' Are Leaving Us Awestruck, Can't Wait for More For The Release Of The Movie

Diljit Dosanjh's Heart Touching Scenes From 'Soorma' Are Leaving Us Awestruck. "Soorma" is coming towards its release and we cannot wait to see Diljit Dosanjh and Tapsee Pannu on the big screen. The movie is a biopic made on the famous Hockey Player Sandeep Singh who was one of the best drag-flickers in the world during his time. Here we have a small teaser for the emotional scenes from the movie that are keeping us in an awestruck moment where we cannot wait to see the whole movie.

These scenes of Sandeep Singh journey after getting injured and coming back again strongly after a lot of struggle are so motivating for those who think that after going through any mishappening, their lives are over.

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Diljit and Tapsee are up for promotions for the movie. While promotions Diljit said, “It’s an incredible journey for Sandeep. Maybe after the film, he will be known as Soorma. It would be another name for Flicker Singh.” He says his career graph is going upwards. He said, “I have been cast in good people’s films. Udta Punjab wasn’t my film, I was cast in it. The same happened with Phillauri also. Now, how many liked the movies is a different thing. I have never worked in a Hindi film the way I have in Soorma.”

According to the media reports, he said he didn’t have to do any research for the film. He said, “I didn’t do any research, everything was already done. Sandeep’s story was already on the paper and was given to Chitrangada Singh, the producer. It wasn’t about a very old incident, and it wasn’t mythical. Everything was in front of the eyes.”

Sandeep was accidentally shot at a railway station in 2006. He went into coma, but that didn’t dampen his spirits. He was also there with Diljit to talk about his journey. He believes Diljit’s stardom will help the film. “Diljit is like my elder brother and I don’t think anybody else could have played my role better. Angad Bedi is also in the film and you won’t find any difference in the film than our real life,” said Sandeep, 32.

He further said, “For biopics, you need characters that are heroes, and there isn’t anyone more popular than Diljit Dosanjh.”