Partition riots happen, and a muslims leaving for pakistan, some planning to stay back. He likes Sakeena (Amisha Patel), who is in college and belongs to a very rich and affluent family. The film starts with the prepartition period, Tara Singh (Sunny Deol), is a truck driver. Subject set in the partition period and making a wonderful cinema out of it.
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And full marks to director (Anil Sharma), to come out with an old Identify the most with it, here Sunny comes out with a towering and box-office banging performance to create a gadar, a revelation. You get out the best in character, if you can Ghatak, Ghayal, Damini and now Gadar, furious Sunny comes back and this time surpasses the previous ones both in terms of enrageness but entertainment too. After a long wait, an agitated Tara heads lands up in Lahore to get his wife back, but faces the ire of Sakina’s father and relatives.64 years ago there were thousands uprooted, many lost their shelter belongingsIt all happened a day when India got independencethere was joy but there was also grief turmoil tragedy, because of PartitionPartition, which created barriers, distances, transformation of possessor to a stranger in his own home turfit gulfed love n friendshipit created gory talesthere was loss of compassion n realizationThis movie too is a story of that tragic period, when countrymen won n woke to independence n some lost to mindless violenceA story of Muslim girl who is left behind in India while her family moves to Pakistan as Partition divides countrySome local people in retaliation to tragic happenings hound for her but there always a good.a saviour.a true compassionate Indian.A Sikh Jat who not only saves her from the frenzy crowd but takes on unsavoury community n family reprimands n rebukesThe tragedy deepens for the Muslim girl when conveyed that none is left in her family membersn his saviour creates happiness for her with his undying care n unspoken loveN thus begins a Love Story between the two which fights adversaries in way of Community Borders Religion PoliticsWill they be able to fight the barriers n distances with their loveA story narrated on celluloid with great love n soulAnil Sharmas direction is top class with fuel of love patriotism n realizationAmisha Patel looks beautifulAmrish Puri is menacingVivek Shauq as darmiyaan Singh is lovable n comicalThe movie was a big blockbuster n ran to packed housesIt is one of the highest grosser ever in the history of Hindi FilmsAlso the songs of the movie sung beautifully by Udit Narayan to the compositions of Anand Bakshi & Uttam Singh are memorableAnd finally it is the memorable n powerful character of Tara Singh played with ease n natural flair by Punjabi Jat SUNNY DEOL, who steals the show n heart of every oneA movie a must in 100 movies ever GADAR: EK PREM KATHA
Sakina reaches Lahore but is totally oblivious of her father’s plans, who wants her to get married to a Pakistani, take up politics as her career and forget all about India, her marriage and her son. But Tara and their son, who are supposed to accompany her to Lahore, are told at the last minute that their visa formalities have not been completed, which compels them to stay back on the Indian soil. The father is now the Mayor of Lahore and when Sakina calls him from the Pakistani Consulate in Delhi, he arranges to fly her to Lahore. Their life seems like a bed of roses, till Sakina lays her hands on an old newspaper that has a photograph of her father (Amrish Puri), who she believes had been killed during the riots that took place during the partition. Sakina and Tara get married and become parents of a baby boy. Subsequently, Sakina starts living in Tara’s house and the respect culminates into love.
During the Hindu-Muslim riots that erupted soon after the Partition, Tara saves Sakina from a murderous mob chasing her. Gadar: Ek Prem Katha is set in 1947 during the Partition of India, the film tells the story of a truck driver, Tara Singh (Sunny Deol), a Sikh, who falls in love with a Muslim girl, Sakina (Amisha Patel), belonging to an aristocratic family.
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