The story of Shamshera takes place in the fictional city of Kaza, where a brutal authoritarian commander named Shudh Singh imprisons, enslaves, and tortures a warrior tribe. The show takes place in the heartland of India in the 1800s.
Digital Desk: Sanjay Dutt, who will be seen playing a negative role in the movie, shared a poster of his character from the film 'Shamshera' ahead of its trailer’s release on June 24.
The 62 year old actor dropping a picture from the movie on Twitter wrote, "Watch him in #ShamsheraTrailer tomorrow! Celebrate #Shamshera with #YRF50 only at a theatre near you."
Dutt is depicted in the poster sporting a huge tikka on his forehead while donning a police outfit. Additionally, a whip is visible in the actor's hand.
The actor has a horrible, menacing, deadly, and heartless appearance. Speaking about his part, Dutt stated, "Playing the antagonist is always fascinating because you get to break the laws and bend them." I came to see that there are restrictions or moral bounds when you portray the antagonist. You're capable of causing trouble.
"You can play a character that you create on paper however you like. I enjoy playing antagonists a lot, and I'm lucky that audiences have so far embraced my portrayals of villains," the actor said.
He also said that Shudh Singh, the character he plays, has never been seen on screen before. "He is truly bad. He is dangerous, unreliable, and will stop at nothing to cause trouble. I was honoured that Karan Malhotra chose me to play this villain as he was developing the character. He allowed me free rein to create Shudh Singh, and I'm hoping people will appreciate my efforts. "
Sanjay was excited to learn that he would be competing against Ranbir in "Shamshera" because the young actor had portrayed the character four years prior (in Ranbir's final movie).
The story of Shamshera takes place in the fictional city of Kaza, where a brutal authoritarian commander named Shudh Singh imprisons, enslaves, and tortures a warrior tribe. The show takes place in the heartland of India in the 1800s.
Notably, the film, directed by Aditya Chopra and directed by Karan Malhotra, will be released in Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi on July 22.
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