Sunny Deol starrer Gadar 2 to re-release in theatres on August 4 with Indian Sign Language to celebrate 1-year anniversary

The film was a phenomenal success, earning massive numbers and securing its place as one of 2023's biggest hits.

Sunny Deol and Ameesha Patel starrer superhit Bollywood blockbuster Gadar 2, the sequel to the evergreen Gadar, will celebrate its first anniversary after its release on August 15. Gadar 2 is set to make a triumphant return to theatres on August 4 but with a unique twist. The blockbuster film will be re-released with Indian Sign Language for the benefit of the deaf community.

In a commendable move, the film's producers, Zee Studios, responded to a request from a Mumbai-based organization for the deaf to make the film accessible to all. This special screening will be available at select PVR cinemas across the country, ensuring a truly inclusive cinematic experience.

Sunny Deol, who plays Tara Singh in the iconic film expressed his delight at the amazing initiative and said, “Gadar 2 is a film that has, and always will have, a special place in my heart. So, it’s overwhelming to see the continued love and support from audiences 1 year after its release. This re-release with Indian Sign Language interpretation will allow the film to touch the hearts of even more audiences this time.”

Ameesha Patel, the leading lady said, “Being a part of the Gadar films has been an incredible journey for me. It feels great to be able to bring the story of Sakina back on the big screen for a special audience that does not get enough opportunities to fully enjoy cinema as the rest of us, and I hope this initiative will inspire other film-makers to make cinema more inclusive and accessible.”

The film was a phenomenal success, earning massive numbers and securing its place as one of 2023's biggest hits. It achieved a remarkable feat by crossing the Rs 500 crore mark at the domestic box office.

Gadar 2 follows the heroic exploits of Tara Singh (Sunny Deol) as he embarks on a perilous mission to rescue his son, Charanjeet (Utkarsh Sharma), from the clutches of enemy territory. The film is set against the dramatic backdrop of the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war.