The biopic of Olympic athlete Milkha Singh by Farhan Akhtar, Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, just celebrated its tenth anniversary. Bhaag Milkha Bhaag’s creators re-released the movie in theatres in Indian Sign Language (ISL) to commemorate the event. The cast and crew attended a special screening of the movie in Mumbai for those who have hearing loss.
On July 28, actor Farhan Akhtar, who played the part of “the Flying Sikh” in Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, posted photos to Instagram from the screening of the movie hosted for those who have hearing loss. The Mumbai premiere also featured fellow cast member Divya Dutta, director Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, and Milkha Singh’s daughter Sonia Milkha Singh. The information about the film’s re-release in sign language was provided by Farhan in the post’s caption.
He wrote, “A screening for hearing-impaired people was conducted in Mumbai to commemorate ten years after Milkha Ji’s narrative was put on film. A sign language adaptation of Bhaag Milkha Bhaag was produced after months of work by the Indian Sign Language Organisation (ISL), Viacom 18, and Bharathi Mehra. Their work is above and beyond amazing. Being there and taking part in this historical event was simply overwhelming. We appreciate @pvrcinemas_official’s help in rereleasing the movie in sign language on more than 30 screens around the nation.
The movie Bhaag Milkha Bhaag brought back memories for the viewers, who claimed that it was still the best sports biography ever produced. One for the ages, one fan wrote. An enduring masterpiece. Will be viewed for years,” while another remarked, “The best sports biopic ever created in the history of Indian cinema.. absolutely superb and many congratulations.. special athlete & a gr8 soul.”
They found this project to be a suitable homage to an athlete of such tremendous prominence and were quite impressed with the Milkha Singh biopic’s creators. It has been referred to as “a testament of inclusion.” This is so unique, said one fan. What an awesome movie—a tremendous soul and a champion athlete. Deservedly celebrated,” read one comment, while “True respect to the legend” appeared on another.
Following its 2013 release, Bhaag Milkha Bhaag became a great hit.
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