On-screen character Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, who plays Sarabjit Singh's sister Dalbir Kaur in the biopic Sarbjit, says his story should have been told. Sarabjit Singh was the Indian detainee who kicked the bucket in a correctional facility in Pakistan in the wake of being blamed for being a "terrorist." (Likewise Read: How Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Recorded a 'Urgent Succession' in Sarbjit)
"At the point when Omung Kumar(director of the film) came to me with the subject, it was a quick yes. In what manner would we be able to leave telling such a story?" she said.
"We as a whole proceed with our lives and don't as a matter of course pause for a moment out to experience how an occurrence can totally change the element of family," Aishwarya told the press amid the dispatch of the trailer of Sarbjit in Mumbai.
The film highlights Aishwarya in the part of Sarabjit's sister, who committed her whole life in recovering her sibling home as a liberated person.
The performing artist says that 'history can't go obscure.'
"Dalbir for more than 23 years battled for this sort of kin adoration and responsibility is admirable. This story should have been told and thank you for conveying it to me," she said.
The performing artist says she met the genuine Dalbir interestingly amid the primary calendar of the film.
"I have not invested energy with her before the film. I met her interestingly amid our first timetable. There is sure physicality that we have brought to. I have not sat and viewed everything. We have changed the eyes of the character."
Sarbjit, which likewise highlights performers Richa Chadha and Darshan Kumar in key parts, discharges on May 20.
