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Sarbjit clocks four: Randeep recalls how he 'almost took life outta him' for the film

As Sarbjit clocks four, Randeep Hooda recalls how he "almost took life outta him" for the role of Sarbjit Singh, an Indian national who was punished by Pakistan's Supreme Court on charges of spying.

Sarbjit clocks four: Randeep recalls how he 'almost took life outta him' for the film
Sarbjit clocks four: Randeep recalls how he 'almost took life outta him' for the film
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Published : May 20, 2020, 2:15 PM IST

New Delhi: As Bollywood drama Sarbjit completed four years of its release today, actor Randeep Hooda went down the memory lane and shared his visibly transformed character look from the flick.

"Almost took the life outta me," the 43-year-old tweeted alongside his picture --fragile, visibly exhausted with cuts and bruises on his body.

In the biopic, Randeep played Sarbjit Singh, an Indian national who was punished by Pakistan's Supreme Court on charges of spying.

The movie also starred Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in the lead, who portrayed Dalbir Kaur, a sister, fighting against the system to bring back her brother from Pakistan jail.

READ | Lockdown Diaries: Randeep Hooda misses shoot life

Though the movie got mixed reactions, Aishwarya received huge recognition for her role, which also won her best actor award at IFFAA, Australia.

Apart from the duo, the movie also saw Richa Chadda and Darshan Kumar in significant roles.

Directed by Omung Kumar, the movie also made it to the long list of 336 feature films eligible for the 89th Academy Awards, in 2017.

With inputs from ANI

New Delhi: As Bollywood drama Sarbjit completed four years of its release today, actor Randeep Hooda went down the memory lane and shared his visibly transformed character look from the flick.

"Almost took the life outta me," the 43-year-old tweeted alongside his picture --fragile, visibly exhausted with cuts and bruises on his body.

In the biopic, Randeep played Sarbjit Singh, an Indian national who was punished by Pakistan's Supreme Court on charges of spying.

The movie also starred Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in the lead, who portrayed Dalbir Kaur, a sister, fighting against the system to bring back her brother from Pakistan jail.

READ | Lockdown Diaries: Randeep Hooda misses shoot life

Though the movie got mixed reactions, Aishwarya received huge recognition for her role, which also won her best actor award at IFFAA, Australia.

Apart from the duo, the movie also saw Richa Chadda and Darshan Kumar in significant roles.

Directed by Omung Kumar, the movie also made it to the long list of 336 feature films eligible for the 89th Academy Awards, in 2017.

With inputs from ANI

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