I Am Singh Cast and Preview

• Genre: Drama, Social
• Cast: Tulip Joshi, Puneet Issar as Fateh Singh, Gulzar Inder Chahal as Ranveer Singh, Brooke Johnston as Amelia White, Rizwan Haider as Rizwan Hyder, Amy Rasimas as Amy Washington, and others.
• Producer: Sardar Peshaura Singh Thind
• Director: Puneet Issar
• Screenplay / Story / Dialogue: Puneet Issar, Satyajit Puri & Deepali Issar
• Music Director: Daler Mehndi, Sumitra Iyer, Monty Sharma, Sunil Sirvaiya, Sukhwinder Singh & Arvinder Singh
• Background Music: Surendra Sodhi
• Cinematography: W B Rao
• Editor: Sanjay Verma

Characters:

Gulzar Inder Chahal as Ranveer Singh
A young and determined tycoon, born and brought up in India and who is having everything in life what one may perhaps desire for. However post 9/11, his family that lives in America became victim to a misfortune, a disaster that shivered up his whole life and transformed his world entirely. A strong-minded and brave Ranveer Singh, who had by no means surrendered in his life, made a decision to board upon a knotty but moral voyage to attain fair dealing for the honour of his family and to rise up for his individuality, his Turban.
Rizwan Haider as Rizwan Hyder
A developing American Muslim whose ancestry reclines in Pakistan. He is a gentleman who considers in the wisdom of the sacred Quran and criticizes terrorism as much as he criticizes racial discrimination. An unselfish and caring human being who stands up for what is right even though becoming being a sufferer of 9/11 and having lost the whole thing he believed close to his heart.

Amy Rasimas as Amy Washington
Amy is a young and courageous self-motivated trial lawyer, who allows the courtroom in the company of her trust in what is moral, fair and honourable. She battles up for the Human and Civil rights of the South Asian community in America. She is a tremendously burly headed and positive law agent who does not chop up her words and forever be on her feet with the genuineness.
Brooke Johnston as Amelia White
She is ethically honest, honourable, morally upright lawyer, who re-instils trust in the ones who are in a mission for justice, and all in the company of fire in her tummy and a smile on her face. Amelia White is the description of exact American strength, for which she considers in impartiality for the blameless and humankind on the top of all.
Puneet Issar as Fateh Singh
A very courageous LAPD police officer, who after the disaster of 9/11, was a sufferer of racism, and was suspended because he declined to stand by the No Turban Policy of the American police department and the sweeping statement of all Asians after the terror assault. He is a guy of valour & honour, the unconquerable Sikh, a factual Sikh who has a thoughtful wisdom of self and has the guts to brawl in opposition to unfairness, not just for him but as well for others.

Synopsis:

‘I Am Singh’ is on the subject of a young Sikh called as Ranveer Singh.
Ranveer is a young, positive, clever, and a well-settled guy in India. Ranveer’s elder brothers Balbir Singh and Bikram Singh are residents of America. They owned their restaurant business in America. Ranveer’s parents decides to trip for a vacation towards America to meet their son. Ranveer was not able to join them as he had a commitment of attending his best friend’s marriage ceremony in India.

The tale takes a twist when Ranveer gets a phone-call from his mother and his life suddenly transforms in a sparkle as he got to knew that his brother Bikram has been sadly passed away, his father is gravely wounded and his elder brother Balbir is lost somewhere. The reason of this is mysterious. Ranveer is in a tight spot and he immediately left for America.
When Ranveer lands in US and makes his best efforts to discover out what in point of fact occurred to his family. Sadly he is not getting the precise answers, and moreover he is shaken and puzzled with the state of affairs. However something inside him keeps advising him that there is something hidden to the entire event, what appears on the outside is not the truth and the reality remains a secrecy to him.
Ranveer encounters with Rizwan Haider, a Pakistani, who is an American resident. Rizwan informs him what in fact had occurred on that daylight hour. A number of local troublemakers had assaulted Ranveer’s family and escaped from the incident. These folks were locals and are having the back-up of the neighbourhood police and citizens. Ranveer meets the neighbouring Police officer who is in command, and unfortunately he does not feel like to assist him in any case.

Ranveer realized that he had to battle this war on his personal. As fate would have it, he encountered with one more neighbouring resident, who is as well a Sikh called as Fateh Singh and is a police officer in the LAPD. Fateh Singh introduced him to a woman, who is Human Right Activist, Yoga Exponent and an exceptionally well-known Lawyer, Amelia Whites.
Amelia Whites is a good-looking American lady, who considers in fairness and impartiality in the factual American strength. Amelia assures Ranveer to take his battle up to the system and grant him justice in any case. Amelia wrestles in her line of attack in the course of the neighbourhood American organization with the help of Ranveer, Rizwan and Fateh Singh. In this procedure, Amelia and Ranveer develop a relationship which is above friendship. Here they become conscious that the assault on Ranveer’s family was by the neighbouring thugs, who were doing such deeds with the help from the neighbourhood police person in command.

Amelia battles up against the system to bear out that every human being in America are equal and must be taken care in the same way. Ranveer and Amelia’s fight for justice turned into stronger as soon as they encountered with FBI Agent Sean Meyers, he as well like Amelia considers in the fortitude of impartiality. Sean Meyers not merely joins the fight, but as well makes it into a campaign, which is been publicized not simply in front of the system, but as well in front the American residents who would like the criminals to be brought behind the bars. And in the end, the attack on Ranveer’s family gets a national scale media coverage.
The fairy-tale deals in the company of the relationship of dissimilar cast and societies in America, the only nation in the earth, which is so multi-dimensional, and yet each person is liberated to pursue their religious conviction and traditions, and more to that, to be treated as one and the same.