Fans go gaga over Vicky Kaushal's new still from Sardar Udham

Bollywood actor Vicky Kaushal has recently shared a new still from his upcoming film 'Sardar Udham' and fans are lauding this look of his.

Published: 星期六,10月 09, 2021 11:43 上午 GMT-06:00

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The Shoojit Sircar directorial sees Vicky playing the titular role of the revolutionary figure Sardar Udham Singh.

While the trailer and teaser have already increased the excitement bar among his fans, Vicky is also sharing his looks from the film with interesting trivia ahead of the release and these pictures have already created quite a lot of buzz.

He may be just a few years into his Bollywood journey as a hero, but the Uri actor has surely created quite an impressive filmography.

Adding more gravitas to his filmy career is his next film ‘Sardar Udham’. Now, he has shared yet another still from the movie and it has again wowed the Bollywood fans.

Recently Vikcy took to Instagram and shared a still from the film, sharing the photo, he also added a note of trivia. He wrote in the caption,

“1937. During his years in London, Udham explored various vocations, one of which was working as a background artist in a British Film called ‘The Elephant Man’.

Earlier this week, Vicky Kaushal shared his fierce look from the upcoming biopic.

In the photo, he had messy long hair and a beard. His scars enhanced his intense look.

In the caption, he shared Sardar Udham Singh's imprisonment during 1931. He wrote,

"1931, Prison, India. Udham Singh was in prison for possession of prohibited papers "Ghadr-i-Gunj" ("Voice of Revolt"). He was released later but under constant surveillance. Soon, he escaped to Europe and never got to return to India."

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Vicky Kaushal had earlier revealed how demanding the role has been.

He had shared that he even picked up an injury while the film was being shot, due to which he got 13 stitches on his face and it left a scar.

For the unversed, ‘Sardar Udham’ follows the inspiring tale of Sardar Udham Singh, the revolutionary figure who had assassinated Michael O’Dwyer in 1940 in Westminster, London.

The assassination came as a payback, more specifically retaliation, to the 1999 Jallianwala Bagh massacre, the infamous chapter in world history.