Singh Saab film still comes across as a heart felt and efficacious drama, that packs an emotional punch and brings forth yet another stellar performance from Sunny Deol. Amrita Rao could have performed better had she been given a meaty role

 

Cast: Sunny Deol, Prakash Raj, Amisha Patel

DVD Features:Dolby Digital 5.1,Anamorphic WideScreen,NTSC All Regions, English Subtitles

Director: Anil Sharma

Producer:Anuj Sharma

Music:Anu Malik

 

 

At its center is a strong-willed collector Saranjit Singh Talwar (Sunny), and his battle against corrupt and unscrupulous activities in Bhadori. Since Saranjit takes on the chillingly sinister goon Bhoodev Singh (Prakash Raj) who intend to teach him a lesson for not letting the latter continue with his nefarious activities, a battle between the two ensues. While Saranjit stands up for his values which develops his credibility, Bhoodev believes nothing can beat money - the ultimate power. 

 

In his battle against Bhoodev, Saranjit, who comes across as the person who will give it back when the violence hit home, not only loses his wife, but also serves a seven-year-long term in jail on being framed under charges of crimes he never committed. With a cop friend's help, he manages to get out of the prison and decides to alter his identity. Now popular as Singh Saab, he believes in the concept of 'badlav', not 'badla'.