The trailer of Punjabi actor Gippy Grewal’s upcoming war flick Subedar Joginder Singhwasreleaseda few days back and we have learned that the trailer is doing wonders on social media.
A source attached to the film revealed, “The trailer has garnered an unprecedented appreciation. The viewers are in awe with the subject, concept, and seem to have developed a sense of kinship with it; which is evident from the fact that it has been widely shared by all. Going by the numbers, data reveals that, it has touched a whopping 4.5 lakh shares on Facebook! This is an unbelievable and unbeatable response! The reason of this reaction helps us conclude a fact that there is demand of good and realistic content creation that has the ability to touch the hearts of millions of people who are unaware about what, as a nation, we have been through!”
Subedar Joginder Singh is set against the background of the Sino-Indian War (1962) when India was attacked by China. In response to this sudden and unexpected attack, brave Indian soldiers carried out their duties quite gallantly. The Sikh Regiment 1 of the Indian Army was guarding the border of Tawang sector at Tongpen La, IB Ridge, Bum La against numerous Chinese enemies. Though heavily outnumbered by Chinese troops, Subedar Joginder Singh, the commander of 11th platoon of Delta Company, kept the morale of his men boosted. The Sikh soldiers stood strong against the Chinese attacks; though the number of Sikh soldiers being substantially depleted by each wave of enemy attack was increasing. Running out of ammunition and wounded, Subedar Joginder Singh didn’t back down and continued killing the enemies before finally succumbing to his wounds.
Directed by Simerjit Singh, Subedar Joginder Singh also stars Aditi Sharma and is slated to release on April 6 this year.
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Subedar Joginder Singh is set against the background of the Sino-Indian War (1962) when India was attacked by China. In response to this sudden and unexpected attack, brave Indian soldiers carried out their duties quite gallantly. The Sikh Regiment 1 of the Indian Army was guarding the border of Tawang sector at Tongpen La, IB Ridge, Bum La against numerous Chinese enemies. Though heavily outnumbered by Chinese troops, Subedar Joginder Singh, the commander of 11th platoon of Delta Company, kept the morale of his men boosted. The Sikh soldiers stood strong against the Chinese attacks; though the number of Sikh soldiers being substantially depleted by each wave of enemy attack was increasing. Running out of ammunition and wounded, Subedar Joginder Singh didn’t back down and continued killing the enemies before finally succumbing to his wounds.