The romantic song “Wood Jar Kale Kaava” from Anil Sharma’s 2001 cross-border romance film Gadar is still fresh in the minds of moviegoers. The song sees a romance blossom between the main characters, Tara Singh from India (played by Sunny Deol) and Sakena Singh from Pakistan (played by Amisha Patel). (Also read: Gadar 2 Teaser: Sunny Deol’s Tara Singh Is Going To “Occupy Lahore With Dahej”. Watch It)
Reproduce the wood jar kale carva
The popular song has been reworked for the film’s long-awaited sequel, Gadal 2, which hits theaters on August 11. The new song is sung by original singers Udit Narayan and Alka Yagnik. The original lyrics by the late Anand Bakshi have been retained. The original melody of Dil To Pagal Hai-fame was composed by Uttam Singh, while the reworked version was performed by Mithoon. However, apart from some embellishments, the essence and melody of the first song remain intact.
Sunny and Amisha new video
Udd Jaa Kale Kaava’s video for Gadar 2 features the first protagonists Sunny and Amisha as they relive and recreate their romance from over 20 years ago. The two are also seen using dupatta as props in the same way they used dupatta in the original video for the 2001 film. The new song is set in their new home at Hill Station. With snow-capped mountains in the background, the purple-eyed Sakina of Amesha is seen rushing into Bangla at the end of the song. When she insists, Sunny’s Tara also reluctantly joins.
About Gadar: Ek Prem Kata
The original romantic action drama directed by Anil Sharma was set during the partition of India. It made box office history when it was released in 2001. The film starred the late Amrish Puri in a prominent role. The film revolves around Tara Singh, a Sikh truck driver from Amritsar. Tara Singh falls in love with Sakina, a Muslim girl from a political family in Lahore, Pakistan.
The Gadal re-release preceded the sequel’s teaser release. Gadar 2, directed by Anil Sharma, also stars his son Utkarsh Sharma in the lead role. Utkarsh played the son of Sunny and Amisha in the first part.
