Chandigarh, Punjab (March 24, 2013): Sadda Haq, an upcoming movie, based on events of 1980-90s in Punjab, is scheduled to be released on April 05, 2013.
As per information available with Sikh Siaysat News (SSN) 25 Cinemas across Punjab and Chandigarh have already decided to screen the movie.
In a recent radio interview Dinesh Sood, co-producer of Sadda Haq Punjabi movie, informed that the movie would also be screened in Delhi, Mumbai and other parts of India where there is Punjabi population.
According to a recent release by the Canadian Sikh Coalition (CSC) the movie is getting overwhelming response in Canada.
As per information available with Sikh Siyasat News various Sikh organizations and Sikh groups in United Kingdom have extended their support to the movie.
The movie is based on the events of 1980s-90s in Punjab, the period of armed Sikh struggle. Many important and specific episodes of the period are screened in the movie – including Human Rights activist S. Jaswant Singh Khalra’s murder, police torture and fake encounters, the jail break, assassination of a politician responsible for unleashing region of terror on the people of Punjab.
The movie was banned by India’s Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), but was cleared by Film Certification Appellate Tribunal (FCAT).
As per information shared by Dinesh Sood, co-producer of Sadda Haq Movie, via social networking site Facebook, following cinemas are going to screen the movie from April 05:
Amritsar: (1) Fun cinemas (2) Cinepolis (3) Big Cinemas Ambala: (1) Minerva Multiplex Bathinda: (1) Big Cinemas (2) Q Cinemas Chandigarh : (1) Elante Mall (2) DT Mall (3) PVR Cinemas (4) Fun Cinemas (5) Piccadily (6) Paras Downtown Zirakpur (7) Fun Republic (8) Fame Cinemas Panchkula Hoshiarpur: (1) Swarn Cineplex Jalandhar: (1) Big Cinemas (2) Sarb Multiplex (3) PVR Cinemas Kotkapura: (1) Fun plaza Multiplex Ludhiana: (1) PVR Cinemas Flame Mall (2) SRS Cinemas (3) PVR Cinemas Silver Arc Mall (4) Wave Cinemas Moga : (1) Orbit Multiplex Patiala: (1) Omaxe Mall Pathankot : (1) Big Cinemas