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Promise me you’ll give me ‘kandha’ when I die: Dalbir to Randeep Hooda

Dalbir Kaur wants actor Randeep Hooda, who portrays her brother Sarabjit Singh in the film ‘Sarbjit’, to offer his shoulder to carry her body when she dies.

Updated on: May 5, 2016, 19:41:52 IST
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Dalbir Kaur wants actor Randeep Hooda, who portrays her brother Sarabjit Singh in the film ‘Sarbjit’, to offer his shoulder to carry her body when she dies.

Actors Aishwarya Rai Bachchan,  Randeep Hooda and Sarabjit Singh`s sister Dalbir Kaur paying homage during the 3rd death anniversary of Sarabjit Singh in Mumbai on Thursday. (Photo: IANS)
Actors Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Randeep Hooda and Sarabjit Singh`s sister Dalbir Kaur paying homage during the 3rd death anniversary of Sarabjit Singh in Mumbai on Thursday. (Photo: IANS)

“I would like to tell Randeep that I have truly seen Sarabjit in him. I have a wish and I would like to take a promise from him that when I die, he should definitely give me ‘kandha’ (shoulder). My soul will receive peace that Sarabjit gave me ‘kandha’,” Dalbir Kaur said at an event to remember Sarabjit on his third death anniversary.

The film’s director Omung Kumar and the cast of the film -- Randeep, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, Richa Chadha and Darshan Kumar -- were also present at the event.

Read: We had tears in our eyes: Dalbir Kaur on Sarbjit trailer

“It was a matter of great joy that I found my brother Randeep. In the film, he is not just a hero, but also my brother. When I had come on the first day, he was given a shot in a small room. I actually felt that my ‘sher’ is sitting in that room. I sent him a message wishing that he lives for thousands of years and stays away from the evil eye of anyone,” Dalbir said.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Sarabjit Singh`s sister Dalbir Kaur in Mumbai on Thursday.

In the film, Aishwarya essays a character based on Dalbir.

About Aishwarya, Dalbir said: “I received the love of my younger sister Aishwarya. When Vanita (Omung’s wife) showed me the photos, I thought, ‘Is it me or Aishwarya?’ I saw all my aspects in her.”

Read: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan didn’t meet the real Dalbir Kaur

“I could feel how difficult it would have been for her to adapt herself into a Punjabi atmosphere, to speak Punjabi, get into Punjabi culture, to go to the gurdwara covering her head and serving there... Somewhere she might have got emotional. She is also a daughter, sister, wife, mother and understands the pain well,” she added.

‘Sarbjit’ is slated to be released on May 20.

 
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