Mumbai: Actor Sunny Deol has shared an emotional glimpse into his family’s response to his upcoming historical drama Batwara 1947, revealing that an early screening left his mother, Prakash Kaur, in tears.
As excitement grows for director Rajkumar Santoshi’s much-awaited film, Sunny said the story deeply affected his family members, particularly his mother, who found it difficult to hold back her emotions after watching the film.
A story of pain, sacrifice and humanity
Speaking about the family’s reaction, Sunny Deol said Batwara 1947 is not just a film about the Partition of India but also a powerful portrayal of the pain, agony, love, sacrifice and humanity experienced during one of the most tragic chapters in the country’s history.
He shared that the emotional depth of the narrative resonated strongly with his family, making the screening an unforgettable experience.
Film aims to touch hearts
Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Rajkumar Santoshi, Batwara 1947 explores the human stories behind the Partition, highlighting the emotional struggles faced by millions during that period.
Sunny Deol expressed hope that audiences would connect with the film in the same way his family did, appreciating its message of compassion, resilience and hope amid immense suffering.
The actor’s heartfelt remarks have further heightened anticipation for the film, with fans eagerly awaiting its release and the powerful performances expected from the cast.
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