Guddu Dhanoa Movies

Directed by Guddu Dhanoa, this film chronicles the life and eventual martyrdom of Indian revolutionary Bhagat Singh. Singh (Bobby Deol), who grew up in an impoverished neighborhood, didn't truly grasp the concept of freedom fighting until his uncle was forced to flee from the British military. The carnage inflicted by the British upon a local village caused Singh to vow to spend his life fighting agasint them. While attending college, an eager Singh joins the non-cooperation movement originated by Mahatma Gahndi in 1921, but becomes disillusioned. After deciding that action was required, Singh leaves his mother and joins the revolutionary party of Chandrashekhar Azad (Sunny Deol). After participating in the oftentimes violent boycott movement, both Singh and Azad are arrested by British authorities on March 23rd, 1931. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi

A psychological drama reportedly inspired by Roman Polanski's acclaimed 1994 Death and the Maiden (which, in turn, was adapted from Ariel Dorfman's play), Siskayaan concerns Ayesha, a young housewife still traumatized and scarred by the brutal repeated rapes she was forced to endure at the hands of a doctor following the notorious Gujarat riots. By some small miracle, she happens upon a man whom she immediately identifies as her aggressor, Dr. Vishwas (Sonu Sood) - and attempts to simultaneously wreak vengeance on him, and draw sympathy from her slightly incredulous husband, Javed (Sachin Khedekar). Meanwhile, questions persist about the viability of Dr. Vishwas's involvement in the events - and the possibility lingers that Avesha may be fingering the wrong man. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi