In the ensuring fight, Shamsher accidentally shoots Madhu. Shamsher and his men attack the couple during the ceremony. Raja finds Pallavi and calls a priest to officiate their marriage.
But, Raja's uncle tells him the truth about Shamsher's threats and his father's actions. Surajbhan asks his men to take the unconscious Pallavi and dump her body somewhere far away. Her father is killed, but Pallavi survives. To further clinch the matter, Surajbhan sets Pallavi's hut on fire. Pallavi, fearing for Raja's life, tells him that she never loved him and was only marrying him for his money.
Shamsher tells Pallavi that he will kill Raja if the latter doesn't marry his daughter. Madhu goes off and promptly ingests poison, but is saved by her family. Surajbhan is also livid at Raja's defiance. When Shamsher finds out that Raja does not want to marry his daughter, he vows to destroy Surajbhan's family. He has fallen in love with Pallavi, a poor girl living on his father's estates. Meanwhile, Raja has no idea that his marriage has been arranged with Madhu. However, he warns Surajbhan to not break his daughter's heart the way he hurt his sister. After some initial hesitation, Shamsher agrees. He asks Shamsher to accept their children's wishes and allow their marriage. Surajbhan agrees to end the enmity and goes to talk to Shamsher. However, Shamsher's wife cannot bear her daughter's grief and goes to see Surajbhan's wife, asking the latter to help her bring an end to the feud between the two families. When Shamsher finds out that his daughter is in love with Surajbhan's son, he forbids her from ever seeing him again. Years ago, Raja's father, Thakur Surajbhan Singh Tomar, broke the heart of Thakur Shamsher Singh Rana's sister, which led to her suicide. Raja doesn't realize that Madhu has fallen in love with him, and neither one of them know about the vendetta between their families. They start off as sworn enemies, but eventually become friends before returning to their respective homes. Other cast members include Danny Denzongpa, Reema Lagoo, Asrani, Laxmikant Berde, Anjana Mumtaz, Avtar Gill and Dinesh Hingoo. He was the first one to put India on the map and the world knew for the first time that India too can produce top athletes and sportspersons,” he concludes.Sangram is 1993 Hindi romantic action film directed by Lawrence D'Souza, starring Ajay Devgn, Karisma Kapoor, Ayesha Jhulka and Amrish Puri. Tab tak India ka namo nishan hi nhi tha individual sports mein. He won an Olympic medal in 1952, when all facilities were scarce. He adds, “He (KD Jadhav) is the first superstar from sports in India. Read: I don’t have time for a daily soap, says Sangram Singh He trusted me and I convinced their family that I will do complete justice to it.” he says. “Jadhav ji’s son, Ranjit was not ready to make a deal with Riteish ji, because he thought the story won’t be told in the right way.
However Sangram reveals that Jadhav’s family did not trust Riteish Deshmukh enough and the rights eventually went to Sangram. Har roz unki zindagi khud feel karne ki koshish kar raha hun,” he says.īefore Sangram, actor Riteish Desmukh was in talks to buy the rights to the film on the Maharashtra-born wrestler. I am working really hard for it, because I want the story to be told the right way.
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“I am shooting for a TV series, but after that I have to lose 25-30 kgs for this role. Read: Filmy inspiration | Wrestling no longer an ‘uncool’ sport for Delhiites The 31-year-old will be depicting the wrestler on screen and is working hard to prepare for the role. As the Olympic fever grips the world, wrestler turned actor Sangram Singh (above) has bought the rights to make a film on the life of legendary wrestler Kashaba Dadasaheb Jadhav, who was the first Indian to win an Olympic medal in 1952.
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