Randeep Hooda says that the makers of Akshay Kumar’s Kesari worked in a bad taste, while the battle of Sargari was still going on: ‘There was a lot of hi depression’. Hindi Movie News – The Times of India

Randeep Hooda, who is currently seen in Jat unlike Sunny Deol, recently opened one of the biggest regrets of his career, ambitious project yet incomplete project Battle of SaragarhiIn a conversation with journalist Shubhankar Mishra, Randeep shared how deeply he was in the film, at the point where he turned down other big opportunities and committed to the role of three years of his life.
Creator of saffron Pausted in bad taste
The actor revealed that his film started production before Kesari (2019), in which Akshay Kumar acted. “It was Kesari Bani. It was Doron Hi Shruu which was in a bad taste …” he said, saying that it looked derogatory to move forward for another version, while he was already being made.
He said that about 30 to 40 percent of the Saragari battle was already shot when it was suddenly given shelter. Hooda said the reasons behind this, “Shooting of the picture.
Wanted to represent the Sikh community with authenticity and respect
Randeep expressed that he was committed to portraying his Sikh character with authenticity. He wanted to get away from superficial portrays that were seen in previous films. Speaking about his approach, he said that he had taken oath in front of Guru Granth Sahib and the film “Very Sikh Dharma Pay and Sikh Bhawan.”

Randeep also left a role in the sequel to be available for the battle of Sargari. “Main Kasam Kahi Tha Guru Granth Sahib’s Samane …” he said, explaining his spiritual and emotional investment in the film.
But when the project came to a stop, the disappointment collided with barely. “Baht hi depression was done,” Randip accepted, called it one of the most emotional drainage stages of his career.

Directed by Rajkumar Santocy, Randeep was about to present the battle of Sargari to Randeep Havildar Ishar SinghWhile the film never saw The Light of Day, Akshay Kumar played the same role in Anurag Singh’s Kesari, which was a commercial success.