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Rakul Preet Singh is a Sikh girl from Delhi who was raised in a middle-class household. She made her parents proud when she debuted in the Kannada film "Gilli" in 2009. Rakul competed in the 2011 Femina Miss India contest, and her unstoppable triumph has won millions of hearts. Rakul Preet's success as a rising star in Bollywood was also made possible by her several Femina titles. She hasn't only confined herself to the screen, though; she has also spent time and money on various off-screen ventures. Now let's scroll down to Rakul Preet Singh's home, where grace and wisdom coexist.

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Sardar Ka Grandson Movie Review: The Movie Depicts The Value Memories Can Hold – Arjun Kapoor Dedicates The Movie To His Grandmother

Arjun Kapoor’s latest film Sardar Ka Grandson premiered on Netflix today, and the actor took to his Instagram to dedicate the flick to his grandmother. Arjun Kapoor is essaying the role of a grandson who is on a difficult journey to fulfil the last wish of his ailing grandmother.

The story revolves around the 90-year old Sardar Kaur, essayed by Neena Gupta, who belonged to Lahore but had to move to Amritsar during the blood-drenched partition of India. Although she is living in Amritsar with her sons and grandchildren and has championed a family business, cycling on this side of the border, she still has one part of her heart in her house in Lahore. 

Arjun Kapoor plays a grandson, Amreek from Amrika, who has landed in Amritsar to appease his grandmother to stop insisting on visiting her Lahore’s house since she has a tumour. However, on hearing his grandmother’s side, Amreek has a startling realization that the hurt he has been experiencing for a few days after breaking up with his fiancée (the role essayed by Rakul Preet Singh) was what Sardar had lived with for 70 years. Amreek, then decides to fulfil his grandmother’s wish to relive her memories in her house in Lahore. 

If Sardar can’t travel to her house in Lahore, can the house be brought to Sardar? This is the question Amreek Singh asks himself when his 90-year-old grandmother expresses a desire to visit Pakistan after 70 years and see the house she built in the 1940s with her husband, Gursher Singh. 

In its light moments, Amreek’s cousin Lovely attempts to score a goal with his high-end, ‘The future is Lovely’ campaign for their family business of Champion Cycles and to impress Sardar Kaur to become the CEO of the company as per her will. But it is juxtaposed with a heartbreaking Partition track when Amreek and Sardar Kaur both are seen crossing the India-Pakistan border. While Amreek crossed over to Lahore to fulfil his grandma’s cherished dream, the scene mingles with a young Sardar fleeing in the opposite direction into the safety of Amritsar after her husband got murdered in the riots of Lahore. 

The movie has been written & directed by the writer-director Kaashvie Nair, who told the media that the idea of writing this story came to her when she watched an Al Jazeera documentary about an old man revisiting his home in Pakistan after a gap of 70 years. 

The film desires to dispense a message as transparent as glass, i.e. “love conquers all.” It is shown when even after so many obstacles created by the Government officials (esp. Mayor of Lahore) and the police officials, Amreek succeeds to take his grandma’s home across the border with the help of the locals. He also got the support of the builder, Mr Khan, who was there to demolish the building and reconstruct the same.

The “moral of the story” is articulated thus by Amreek while addressing the Mayor of Lahore as the film draws to a close: “Nafrat se zyaada taqat na, pyaar mein hoti hai. Tum chaahe jaise bhi ho, par tumhare mulq ke log na, bahut acchhe hain.” (Love is more powerful than hate. Despite the sort of person that you are, the people of your country are very nice.)

Sardar Ka Grandson felt like an Aesop’s fable for a kindergarten child with a “moral of the story” spelt out in the end. However, it also has some bubbly feel in its dialogues, like when the young tea-seller in Lahore (Mir Mohammed Mehroos) telling off Amreek that chaiwalas in your country aren’t given due recognition. 

The movie is simplistic, basic and the emotions are well-fitted. The feeling of goodness persists even if it takes on petty ego battles on both sides of the border. The resistance from the Mayor of Lahore (Kumud Mishra) for permission to take the house across the border since he has a history with Sardar also doesn’t really whip up bitter tension. 

Rakul Preet provides the mandatory dose of romance in a Bollywood film while being a flagbearer of empowered women. But it’s the feisty Sardar Kaur from Lahore, who’s the true gender champ of the story.

We rate the Arjun Kapoor and Neena Gupta starrer 3.5 out of 5. Do share your reviews of the film with us in the comment section below.

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Rakul Preet Singh moves Delhi HC seeking urgent interim directions restraining media publishing news articles against her | Hindi Movie News

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Rakul Preet Singh moves Delhi HC seeking urgent interim directions restraining media publishing news articles against her | Hindi Movie News

Bollywood actor Rakul Preet Singh has moved the Delhi High Court seeking urgent interim directions from the court restraining media from running shows or publishing articles against her in connection with the drug probe which emerged out following the death of Bollywood actor Sushant Singh Rajput.

The matter is likely to come up for hearing in the coming week.

The petition filed through advocates Himanshu Yadav, Aman Hingorani and Shweta Hingorani claimed that Rakul Preet has been in Hyderabad for a film shoot and was shocked to see media reports in the evening of September 23 to the effect that the Narcotics Control Bureau, Mumbai has summoned her to appear before it in Mumbai on September 24 in connection with the ongoing investigation in the Rhea Chakraborty‘s drugs case. “…the Petitioner had received no such summons from the NCB at either of her Hyderabad or Mumbai addresses, and accordingly she remained in Hyderabad. The Petitioner’s father, Col. Kulvinder Singh (Retd), decided to take the morning flight on 24.9.2020 to Mumbai from Hyderabad to ascertain the truth of such reports,” the plea said.

“…however, from the evening of 23.9.2020 itself, the media started running fake news to the effect that the Petitioner, who was in Hyderabad, had supposedly reached Mumbai on the evening of 23.9.2020 for the NCB investigation,” it said further.

It added that around 11.20 a.m. on September 24, the Petitioner received summons under Section 67 of the NDPS Act dated September 23 through WhatsApp in Hyderabad which said that she had to appear in person before the NCB, Mumbai at 10 a.m. on September 24.

It is from the email dated September 24 from the NCB that the Petitioner learnt that case in which she has been required to appear has been registered as Crime No. MZU/NCB/15/2020, the plea said.

Earlier this month, Rakul had approached the High Court seeking its direction in order to ask the media not to telecast, publish or circulate on the TV channels, cable, print or social media, as the case may be, any content in the context of Actress Rhea Chakraborty’s narcotic drugs case that maligns or slanders the Petitioner or which contains anything defamatory, deliberate, false and suggestive innuendos and half-truths in respect of the Petitioner, or to use sensational headlines, photographs, video-footage or social media links which invade the privacy of the Petitioner.

While issuing notice on the said plea, a single-judge bench of the high court presided by Justice Navin Chawla had said, “There has to be some restraint. Media gets to know info even before the officers themselves. Reputations are getting tarnished.”

“It is hoped that media houses and TV channels would show restraint and abide by the Program Code and other guidelines while making any report in connection with Rakul Preet Singh,” the bench had said further.

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Top 4 Bollywood Divas Summoned by NCB on different dates

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Top 4 Bollywood Divas Summoned by NCB on different dates

After the demise of Sushant Singh rajput found dead in his house hanging to ceiling, day by day the case is taking a new twist day by day, the NCB is investigatigating the case after the Drug Angle came in front. Now NCB has summoned four Bollywood actress in Drug Nexus where the names are Deepika Padukone, Sharddha Kapoor, Sara Ali Khan and Rakul Preet Singh. actress Rakul Preet Singh was asked tom present today at NCB office.

Top 4 Bollywood Divas Summoned by NCB

However, Rakul Preet Singh Claims that she has not received any summons Fron NCB for interrogation neither in Mumbai and nor in Hyderabadbut now the actress has updated her address. According to NCB “they tried contacting Rakul Preet on Wednesday, September 23 but could not, after which they sent her the summon digitally through the mail. A senior NCB official KPS Malhotra said, “Her summons was issued and she was contacted through various platforms including the phone no available. There has been no response so far from her.

Top 4 Bollywood Divas Summoned by NCB

Now Reports say that Simone Khambatta has appeared to the NCB Office today and there are speculations of Shruti Modi ex-manager of Sushant Singh and rhea Chakroborty will summoned again.

Summon dates for the actors:

Rakul Preet Singh- today

Deepika Padukone- 25 september

Sharddha Kapoor- 26 september

Sara Ali khan- 26 September

Also, Read; 20 Television Actors Including Abigail Pandey Summoned by NCB in Drug pedalling