Kesari Bollywood Hindi Vinyl Record Yellow LP - India Zee Gatefold

Description: Kesari - Bollywood Hindi Indian Vinyl Record Yellow LP - Zee Music Made in Poland - 1st Release.Gate-fold cover. Directed by Anurag Singh Written by Anurag Singh & Girish Kohli Produced by Aruna Bhatia, Karan Johar, Hiroo Yash Johar, Apoorva Mehta, Sunir Khetarpal Starring Akshay Kumar & Parineeti Chopra A1 Jasleen Royal– Deh Shiva (Female Version) Lyrics By – Traditional Music By – Jasleen Royal A2 B Praak– Teri Mitti (Male Version) Lyrics By – Manoj Muntashir Music By – Arko A3 Arijit Singh, Asees Kaur– Ve Maahi Music By, Lyrics By – Tanishk Bagchi A4 Jazzy B (2)– Ajj Singh Garjega Lyrics By – Kunwar Juneja Music By – Chirrantan Bhatt A5 Arijit Singh– Ve Maahi Mixed By, DJ Mix – DJ Notorious (2) Music By [Original Credits] – Tanishk Bagchi B1 Romy (16), Brijesh Shandilya– Sanu Kehndi Lyrics By – Kumaar Music By – Tanishk Bagchi B2 Jasbir Jassi– Ek Onkaar Lyrics By – Traditional Music By – Jasbir Jassi B3 Parineeti Chopra– Teri Mitti (Female Version) Lyrics By – Manoj Muntashir Music By – Arko B4 Sukhwinder Singh– Deh Shiva (Male Version) Lyrics By – Traditional Music By – Gurmoh B5 Yuvraj Hans– Judaai Pe Jaani Lyrics By – Anurag Singh Music By – Raju Singh B6 Arijit Singh, Asees Kaur– Ve Maahi (Remix) Featuring – Veronica* Music By [Original Credits], Lyrics By [Original Credits] – Tanishk Bagchi Remix, Mixed By – Rishi Rich Copyright © – Zee Music Company Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Zee Music Company Licensed From – Zee Music Company On rear cover: 180 gram high quality vinyl Coloured Vinyl 18:12 inch Maxi-Single vinyl Film tag-line (on front cover): The bravest battle ever fought Banner of film production companies: Zee Studio & Dharma Productions Made in Poland Kesari (transl. Saffron) is a 2019 Indian Hindi-language war film[3] written and directed by Anurag Singh. It was jointly produced by Aruna Bhatia, Karan Johar, Hiroo Yash Johar, Apoorva Mehta, and Sunir Khetarpal under the banners of Dharma Productions, Cape of Good Films, Azure Entertainment, and Zee Studios. The film stars Akshay Kumar with Parineeti Chopra in a special appearance, Vikram Singh Chauhan, Sarwar, Vansh Bhardwaj, Jaspreet Singh, Vivek Saini, Vikram Kochhar, and Rakesh Sharma in supporting roles. It follows the events leading to the Battle of Saragarhi, a battle between 21 soldiers of the 36th Sikhs of the British Indian Army and 10,000 Afridi and Orakzai Pashtun tribesmen in 1897. Initially planned as a production collaboration between Salman Khan and Johar with Kumar starring in the lead role, Kesari was announced in October 2017, with Kumar and Johar reprising their responsibilities; Khan later quit the project. Parineeti Chopra was cast as the wife of Kumar's character. Principal photography for the film began in January 2018 and concluded in December. The soundtrack was composed by Tanishk Bagchi, Arko Pravo Mukherjee, Chirantan Bhatt, Jasbir Jassi, Gurmoh and Jasleen Royal with lyrics written by Kumaar, Manoj Muntashir, Kunwar Juneja and Bagchi. Produced on a budget of ₹80 crore (equivalent to ₹84 crore or US$11 million in 2020), the film was distributed internationally by Zee Studios.[4] The film was released in India during the Holi festival, on 21 March 2019. It received positive reviews from critics, who appreciated performances of ensemble cast, visuals, production values, art direction, action sequences, and tribute, it had a good start at the box office, while the opening day morning collection was affected by Holi-related celebrations.[5][6] The film grossed over ₹100 crore worldwide in its opening weekend. Ishar Singh is a havildar in the Sikh Regiment of the British Indian Army. His superior and commander is a racist British officer, who deems all Indians to be cowards, and is jealous of Ishar Singh because of his superior fighting skills. The regiment is posted at Gulistan fort, on the border between British-held territory and the Afghan border. Once, while on a border patrol, the troops see a group of Afghan tribesmen, led by one Saidullah, on the verge of killing a married Afghan woman because she refuses to accept her husband, who has been chosen by her family without her consent. The British officer refuses to intervene and save the woman for two reasons: firstly, she is an Afghan citizen and does not reside in British territory; and secondly, it is a family matter pertaining to tribal custom, and the policy of the British Raj is to not interfere in such matters. In defiance of the orders of his officer, Ishar Singh goes ahead and intervenes, fights off the tribesmen, and rescues the woman by killing her husband, thereby disobeying his immediate superior. When the troops return to Gulistan fort, the British officer writes a strong report informing his commanding officer, who sits at the nearby Lockhart fort, of Ishar Singh's disobedience and insubordination. Soon enough, The Afghans attack the British-controlled Gulistan fort, but are held at bay by Ishar Singh who fights valiantly, killing many Afghans. Nevertheless, Ishar Singh is blamed by his superiors for his actions which caused the breach of peace with the afghans. He is given a punishment transfer to Saragarhi fort, which sits between Gulistan and Lockhart forts, and enables communication between them. When Ishar Singh duly travels to Saragarhi fort. Upon arriving there, he finds the troop in a mess. He enforces discipline by punishing all to live without food for an entire week. The troops are furious at first, but later begins to respect Ishar Singh after learning that he too was living without food. Meanwhile, Saidullah forms an alliance between the Afghan tribes and motivates them to mount an attack on British territories as a unified force. Ishar Singh and Lal Singh go to a nearby village in search of their informant who hadn't reported to them for over three days. The British Commanding Officer Col. John Haughton from Lockhart fort sees the Afghan Forces marching towards Sargarhi and alerts Ishar. Ishar and his battalion find some ten thousand tribesmen encircling the fort. Saidullah, with the entire Afghan army at his back, kills the woman Ishar Singh had rescued earlier in front of the Saragarhi Fort. Despite the commanding officer's orders to abandon the fort and flee, Ishar Singh and his men decide to fight till their death. Ishar Singh deploys his force in position. Khuda Daad volunteers to fight but Ishar Singh asks him to instead provide water to the injured soldiers (Including the Afghans). The Afghans initiate the battle, and Bhagwan Singh is the first to be killed. Gurmukh Singh being an inexperienced soldier, is unable to fight, due to which Ishar Singh asks him to keep the CO updated regarding the battle, and decides to prolong the battle so as to prevent the Afghans from advancing to the Gulistan and Lockhart forts. As the battle prolongs, Lal Singh alone fights the Afghans outside the fort and dies while asking one of the sepoys to close the gate to the fort. Meanwhile, the Afghans manage to destroy the back wall of the fort using explosives. Ishar Singh remembers his wife Jeevani one last time after removing the stripes from his uniform and starts fighting the Afghans with a red-hot sword before he gets fatally stabbed. Saidullah kills Khuda Daad before himself being stabbed to death by Ishar while trying to remove his turban. Ishar's bravery impresses an Afghan chieftain who orders his men not to touch any Sikh's turban. One of the Afghan chieftains named Gul Badshah, orders the signaling post to be lit up so Gurmukh Singh's painful screams can be heard as a consolation. As the Afghans set the post on fire, Gurmukh Singh emerges with his body on fire. He chants "Bole So Nihal, Sat Sri Akaal" thrice, grabs Gul Badshah and triggers the grenades attached to his body, resulting in a huge explosion. The shout echoes and reaches both the nearby forts. The Sikh soldiers present there also start chanting in the name of their Guru. The surviving Afghans loot the fort and eventually set it on fire. The British Parliament honours the fallen with a two-minute silence and posthumously awards them the British Order of Merit - the highest gallantry award an Indian soldier could receive Cast Akshay Kumar as Havildar Ishar Singh Parineeti Chopra as Jeevani Kaur (special appearance) Mir Sarwar as Khan Masud Ashwath Bhatt as Gul Badshah Khan Rakesh Chaturvedi as Mullah Saidullah Hariom kalra as afgani tribal sardar Vivek Saini as Sep. Jiwan Singh Pritpal Pali Sep. Gurmukh singh Vikram Kochhar as Sep. Gulab Singh Suvinder Vicky as Nk. Lal Singh Vansh Bharadwaj as L/Nk. Chanda Singh Ravinder Pawar as Sep. Attar Singh Surmeet Singh Basra as Sep. Gurmukh Singh Ajit Singh Mahela as Sep. Nand Singh Sandeep Nahar as Sep. Buta Singh Harvinder Singh as Sep. Daya Singh Rakesh Sharma as Sep. Bhola Singh Adhrit Sharma as Sep. Uttam Singh Harbhagwan Singh as Sep. Bhaghwan Singh Rajdeep Singh Dhaliwal as Sep. Ram Singh Gurpreet Toti as Sep. Saheb Singh Harry Brar as Sep. Sunder Singh Pali Sandhu as Sep. Narayan Singh Vikram Singh Chauhan as Sep. Hira Singh Gagneet Singh Makhan as Sep. Jiwan Singh Jaspreet Singh as Taklu Toranj Kayvon as Gulwarien Edward Sonnenblick as Lt. Lawrence R. Bhakti Klein as Major Des-Voeux Brahma Mishra as Daad Muzamil Bhawani as Marksman/Sniper

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