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The trailer of Mary Kom fame director Omung Kumar’s next directorial venture, <keyword id="6472960" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="100" keywordseo="Sarbjit">Sarbjit</keyword>, is out, and we couldn’t be more thrilled. Based on the life (and death) of Indian inmate <keyword id="168716" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Sarbjit-Singh">Sarbjit Singh</keyword> Attwal in a Pakistani jail, the movie stars <keyword id="16675" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Randeep-Hooda">Randeep Hooda</keyword>, <keyword id="62992" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="richa-chaddha">Richa Chaddha</keyword>, and in what should have been her comeback, <keyword id="6366471" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Aishwarya-Rai">Aishwarya Rai</keyword> Bachchan. 
 
The story of an Indian farmer Sarbjit Singh, who was accused of being an Indian spy and was locked in Pakistan jails for 23 years, is an emotional one for sure, and it goes without saying that the director would have required the perfect mixture of expressions and emotions for this story to look real on screen, and by the looks of it, Kumar has managed to do just that. 
 
The trailer starts with <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Aishwarya-Rai-Bachchan-as-Dalbir-Kaur-in-Sarbjit/articleshow/51209005.cms">Dalbir </a>(played by Rai) frantically looking for her brother in the fields of Punjab, who, unbeknownst to her, has been locked inhumanely in a sweatbox, suggestively in Pakistan. Right then comes the flashback, showing Dalbir in all her glory, living a good life with his happy-go-lucky brother Sarbjit (Hooda), his wife Sukhpreet (Chaddha) and his kids. 
 
In Pakistan, Sarbjit is accused of being a terrorist responsible for five bomb blasts, and is given the name of Manjit Singh, to which he very painfully shouts and disagrees. <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Randeep-Hoodas-look-for-Sarbjit/articleshow/50867953.cms">Commendable job</a> there, Hooda. 
 
When Dalbir comes to know that her brother has been sentenced to death, she starts her battle for justice, which goes on for more than two decades, during which Sarbjit is shown to have been tortured, living in a small cell. The scene where he is seen complaining about him having to eat, sleep, and relieve himself all in one place tells us how difficult it is for prisoners like him, who are not even considered to be humans by the authorities. 
 Enters <keyword id="2475899" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Darshan-Kumar">Darshan Kumar</keyword>, who impressed everyone with his role of a selfless husband wanting to see his wife make her dreams come true in <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Box-Office-Mary-Kom-Delivers-A-Big-Punch/articleshow/42041970.cms">Mary Kom</a>. Playing a Pakistani lawyer who is willing to take up Sarbjit’s case for the sake of humanity, he fits the role to the T. 
 
Red Fort and India Gate serve as the location where Dalbir sits with her entire family and supporters to protest for her brother’s release. We also get to see the emotional reunion of the siblings in the jail, his tiff with other inmates, and the trailer ends with Aishwarya addressing a Pakistani crowd with anger for being, and having always been, back-stabbers. 
 
Obviously, the movie would not release in Pakistan, but some movies are meant to show the truth, and one has to compliment Rai for breathing life in the role of a brave but helpless sister, who in the end, didn’t get the justice she deserved. 
 
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who is considered to be one of the most beautiful women on the planet, has often impressed audience and critics with her acting skills, and when she took a five-year long sabbatical to start a family and raise her daughter Aaradhya, it was only a matter of time that she made her comeback and impressed everyone again. 
 
However, her comeback vehicle <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Jazbaa-Official-Trailer-A-Tad-Too-Dramatic-For-A-Thriller/articleshow/48683042.cms">Jazbaa </a>couldn’t do much to bring her back to the hearts and minds of cine-goers, but this movie will prove to be substantial for her career and might reestablish her image as one of the leading actresses of India. 
 
Produced by Vashu Bhagnani and Bhushan Kumar, the movie releases on 20th May 2016. 
 
Watch the trailer here:

Sarbjit, not Jazbaa, should have been Aishwarya Rai’s comeback

The first poster of Omang Kumar’s upcoming movie Sarbjit was launched in the national capital yesterday. The event was attended by actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who plays Sarabjit’s sister Dalbir Kaur in the movie, along with Nitin Gadkari and Amit Shah, eminent politicians from BJP. 
 
First, it was <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Randeep-Hoodas-transformation-for-Sarbjit-would-give-Christian-Bale-some-tough-competition/articleshow/50867953.cms">Randeep Hooda’s look in the movie</a> that had created news, because apparently, Hooda had lost 18kgs for his role in just 28 days. And now, Aishwarya’s de-glam avatar in the movie is creating a stir in the industry, as she looks desolate and yet determined to get her brother back. 
 
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-cards="hidden" data-lang="en">
	
		Presenting the <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/SarbjitPoster?src=hash">#SarbjitPoster</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/RandeepHooda">@RandeepHooda</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/AishwaryaRaiBachchan?src=hash">#AishwaryaRaiBachchan</a> produced by Bhushan Kumar T-Series Films <a href="https://t.co/ZrMPFw2yUC">pic.twitter.com/ZrMPFw2yUC</a>
	— TSeries (@TSeries) <a href="https://twitter.com/TSeries/status/704335167196794883">February 29, 2016</a></blockquote>
 
The poster shows Rai in spectacles and sporting gray hair, while in the background, we can see Hooda, as Sarbjit, in the prison waiting for justice. 
 The movie has been directed by Mary Kom fame Omang Kumar, and also stars <keyword id="6366549" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="Richa-Chadda">Richa Chadda</keyword>, last seen in <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Yearender-2015-Best-Bollywood-posters/Masaan/slideshow/50390656.cms">Masaan</a>, as Sarbjit’s wife. 
 
A few months back, a few images showing Aishwarya as Dalbir Kaur had leaked online, but those pics couldn’t give us a clear idea of what her character would be like. Guess, a clear picture is worth more than a thousand words. 
 
Talking of the resemblance that her character from Sarbjit bears to the real Dalbir Kaur, we didn’t find much satisfaction there, and coming from <keyword id="1193899" type="PERSON" weightage="100" keywordseo="Omung-Kumar">Omung Kumar</keyword>, who had successfully transformed Priyanka Chopra into a girl from Mongolian face for playing <a href="http://www.businessinsider.in/Box-Office-Mary-Kom-Delivers-A-Big-Punch/articleshow/42041970.cms">MC Mary Kom in her biopic</a>, this is a bit disappointing. 
 
Here is how Dalbir Kaur actually looks like. 
 
 
 
Let’s hope that even though her character is not made to look like the real Dalbir Kaur, Aishwarya does justice to her role and we get to see the pain that Dalbir Kaur went through via her expressions. 
 
<a href="http://quintype-01.imgix.net/thequint%2F2015-06%2Fbdf8a8b5-8176-4a2f-b65a-16bb3cadfbd6%2FDalbir.jpg?auto=format&amp;q=60&amp;w=976">Image source</a>

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has never looked so visibly depressed before

A Delhi court on Friday rejected the bail applications of four jailed <keyword id="20402086" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="co-owners" source="keywords">co-owners</keyword> of a coaching centre basement where three civil services aspirants drowned last month but observed that they were not "exclusively responsible" for the incident. The role of <keyword id="19907640" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Municipal-Corporation-of-Delhi" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Municipal Corporation of Delhi" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Municipal Corporation of Delhi">Municipal Corporation of Delhi</keyword> (MCD) officials who kept the matter of illegal use of the basement pending, even after a complaint from a citizen, speaks volumes about their complicity, the court said. It hoped that the <keyword id="19900833" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Central-Bureau-of-Investigation" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Central Bureau of Investigation" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Central Bureau of Investigation">Central Bureau of Investigation</keyword>, probing the July 27 incident at the <keyword id="22578108" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Raus-IAS-Study-Circle" source="keywords" meta.keywordsubtype="org" meta.entityname="Rau's IAS Study Circle" meta.hostid="261" meta.entityid="Rau's IAS Study Circle">Rau's IAS Study Circle</keyword> in Old Rajindra Nagar, would bring all culprits to the book. Principal District and Sessions Judge Anju Bajaj Chandna denied bail to Parvinder Singh, Tajinder Singh, Harvinder Singh and Sarbjit Singh, saying the <keyword id="19971126" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="CBI-probe" source="keywords">CBI probe</keyword> was at an initial stage and their specific role had to be ascertained. Besides, the issue of violation of <keyword id="21060848" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="building-bye-laws" source="keywords">building bye-laws</keyword> and <keyword id="22889584" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="encroachment-over-the-drainage" source="keywords">encroachment over the drainage</keyword> (in the area) needed to be probed, she said. The court said a month prior to the incident, Kishore Singh Kushwaha, a resident of Karol Bagh, had complained to authorities, specifically against Rau's IAS Study Circle for running a classroom in the basement without permission. He had expressed apprehension of a major accident, it said. "Despite reminders sent in this regard in the month of July, it is painful to note that authorities kept sitting on the said complaint and did not take prompt action, otherwise precious lives could have been saved," it said. "Coming to the failure of civic authorities and drainage system, it is true that the system has contributed substantially to the occurrence but this does not reduce the fault of the applicants particularly when the failure of stormwater drains has been mainly due to encroachments and obstructions," the court added. Regarding the direct and proximate nexus between leasing out of the basement and the incident, the court said the owners of the basement were in a position to know about the risks for carrying out activities which involved the presence of a huge number of students for long durations against safety norms. "Therefore, the plea that knowledge of culpable homicide cannot be attributed to the owners has no merit or substance particularly when owners are the residents of the same vicinity and aware about its specific conditions," the court said. In its 14-page order, the court said it was not necessary that the exact happening or precise incident must be in the knowledge of the offender to invoke the offence of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. "Knowledge means being conscious about the possibility of such an incident. It was sufficient that offenders were knowing that by permitting illegal use of the basement they are endangering the life of others. Permitting illegal use of the basement has a direct nexus with the unfortunate incident," it said. The court said that the fact that the applicants themselves surrendered before police was not enough to enlarge them on bail when the CBI investigation was "at its initial and crucial stage", when "important evidence" was being collected and at the point where "witnesses were being examined." It said, "The issue of violation of building bye-laws and encroachment over the drainage system needs to be investigated and the specific role of the applicants needs to be ascertained." Dismissing the bail application, the judge said, " I find no reason to enlarge the applicants or accused on bail." The court also observed that the four joint owners of the basement were not "exclusively responsible" for the incident. "The role of MCD officers who kept the matter of illegal use of the basement pending without taking any action, more particularly not paying attention to the recent complaint of Kishore Singh Kushwaha speaks volume about their complicity. This court sincerely hopes that CBI would deeply and thoroughly investigate the matter and bring all culprits to the book," it said. On August 17, the court had reserved the order after hearing the arguments of the lawyers of the CBI and the basement's four joint owners. The Delhi High Court recently transferred the probe into the deaths in the basement of the coaching centre building in Old Rajinder Nagar from police to the CBI "to ensure the public has no doubt over the investigation".

Delhi coaching centre deaths: Court denies bail to 4 co-owners of basement

Chandigarh, Apr 8 () Setting an example amid the crisis triggered by the coronavirus outbreak, 65 retired policemen, including the father of a Kargil martyr, are assisting Punjab's Rupnagar police in implementing the curfew restrictions. Among them is a former deputy superintendent of police (DSP), 12 retired inspectors, 16 sub-inspectors (SI) and 21 assistant sub-inspectors (ASI). They have been deputed at 16 check-points, Rupnagar Senior Superintendent of Police Swapan Sharma said. Once a policeman always a policeman, the SSP said in a release while lauding their dedication, adding that their experience and capabilities will further enhance the ability to ensure effective policing. The will to serve the nation remains as strong as ever in our hearts, says Kargil martyr Sarbjit Singh's father Pritam Singh, who is a retired head constable. "For us, the nation stands supreme. It is a new kind of threat that we are facing and I am happy to render any service which eases the burden of my brothers in khaki," he said. For 74-years-old former inspector Gurmail Singh, it is an excellent opportunity to pick up from where he left in 2004. "It's our fortune that once again we got a chance to serve our society. We may not have the same agility but surely have the experience and will to defeat this pandemic," he said. "These are unprecedented times and we are willing to do our best to complement state efforts to mitigate this threat," said retired sub-inspector Daleep Singh. Retired sub-inspector Naseeb Chand, who was injured in a crossfire during a counter-insurgency operation, is happy to be back in the line of duty. "Who else, if not us, will come down to relieve the huge burden that's fallen on our police force. I am proud to have served the Punjab Police and back to do my bit in current times in ensuring a tough fight against coronavirus," he said. "I will teach the new boys in the police force on how to deal with emergency situations and curfew enforcement," says the former sub-inspector Satvir Singh. CHS VSD RDK

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