I’m grateful: Randeep on performing Sarabjit’s sister’s last rites
As an actor, one often gets the opportunity to play various roles and be a part of different stories. But for Randeep Hooda, one of his most memorable experiences was not just playing a character, but being a part of a family’s life. In 2022, Randeep had the privilege of performing the last rites of Dalbir Kaur, the sister of Sarabjit Singh, a Indian farmer who was sentenced to death in a Pakistani jail in 2013.
For those who may not know, in 2016, Randeep Hooda played the role of Sarabjit Singh in the biographical drama film ‘Sarbjit’. The film was based on Sarabjit’s life and his struggles in a Pakistani jail. Randeep’s performance in the film was widely appreciated, and he even received critical acclaim for his portrayal of the character.
Fast forward to 2022, Randeep had the chance to be a part of Dalbir Kaur’s life once again, when he was asked to perform her last rites. In a recent interview, Randeep spoke about this experience and how it felt to be a part of her family’s life.
“It was a great opportunity for me to be a part of their family…I’m very grateful for that,” said Randeep in an interview. “It was a tough day, but I was honored to be there and to be able to perform the last rites. It’s a moment that I will always cherish.”
Randeep’s connection with the Singh family goes back to his days on the sets of ‘Sarbjit’. During the filming of the movie, Randeep grew close to the family, and they became like a second family to him. When he was asked to perform Dalbir Kaur’s last rites, he didn’t hesitate for a moment.
“I knew that I had to be there for them,” said Randeep. “I knew that it would mean a lot to them, and I was honored to be able to do it. It’s a moment that I will always cherish, and I’m grateful to have been a part of it.”
Performing last rites is a sacred ritual in Hindu tradition, and it’s a moment of great significance for the family. It’s a way of saying goodbye to a loved one and sending them off to the afterlife. For Randeep, this experience was not just about performing a ritual, but about being a part of the family’s life and being able to give them closure.
“I know that it’s a tough time for the family, and I wanted to be there for them,” said Randeep. “I wanted to be able to give them a sense of closure and to help them say goodbye to Dalbir Kaur. It’s a moment that I will always cherish, and I’m grateful to have been a part of it.”
Randeep’s experience performing Dalbir Kaur’s last rites is a testament to the bond he formed with the Singh family during the filming of ‘Sarbjit’. The film was a biographical drama that told the story of Sarabjit Singh’s life and struggles in a Pakistani jail. The film was widely appreciated, and Randeep’s performance in the film was widely praised.
In the film, Randeep played the role of Sarabjit Singh, who was sentenced to death in a Pakistani jail in 2013. The film was a powerful portrayal of Sarabjit’s struggles and his fight for justice. For Randeep, playing this role was a challenge, but it was also an opportunity to learn about Sarabjit’s life and struggles.
“I knew that I had to do justice to the story and to Sarabjit’s life,” said Randeep. “I knew that it was a powerful and important story, and I wanted to make sure that I did it justice. It was a tough role, but it was also an opportunity to learn about Sarabjit’s life and struggles.”
Randeep’s performance in ‘Sarbjit’ was widely praised, and he even received critical acclaim for his portrayal of the character. The film was a commercial success, and it received widespread acclaim from critics and audiences alike.
In conclusion, Randeep’s experience performing Dalbir Kaur’s last rites is a testament to the bond he formed with the Singh family during the filming of ‘Sarbjit’. The film was a powerful portrayal of Sarabjit Singh’s life and struggles, and Randeep’s performance in the film was widely praised. For Randeep, performing Dalbir Kaur’s last rites was a way of giving back to the family and being a part of their life. It’s a moment that he will always cherish, and he is grateful to have been a part of it.
