Comments on: Sikhi Sidak Na Javai – Bhai Taru Singh Reviewed http://thelangarhall.com/film/4710/ www.thelangarhall.com Sat, 20 Mar 2010 02:02:14 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: MJS Sodhi http://thelangarhall.com/film/4710/comment-page-1/#comment-26412 MJS Sodhi Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:46:38 +0000 http://thelangarhall.com/?p=4710#comment-26412 Well said! The institution in question - Sacha Sauda that has been selling pirated DVD's should be ashamed and held-accountable. The sangat should actually stage some sort of protest against these practices that discourage film-makers from robust & constructive projects like this 'Bhai Taru Singh'. Anyways, I saw the movie with about 15 members of my extended family (more than half of who were kids) here in the Greater Toronto Area, and what an experience it was! I was overcome with sheer emotion and gratitude for being a part of a religion that has had souls like Bhai Taru Singh Ji as a part of its glorious history! Bhai Saab true to his word of 'Sir jaave taaan jaavey mera Sikhi Sidak naa jaavey' proved it by choosing to have his skull removed instead of gettting his hair cut. What dedication! As a side note, it's almost frivolous to see the likes of Harbhajan Mann sing 'Sir Jaavey taan Jaavey mera Sikhi Sidak na Jaavey' on TV when they have clearly given up Sikhi & chosen the easier way out! Just my two cents... Well said! The institution in question – Sacha Sauda that has been selling pirated DVD's should be ashamed and held-accountable. The sangat should actually stage some sort of protest against these practices that discourage film-makers from robust & constructive projects like this 'Bhai Taru Singh'.

Anyways, I saw the movie with about 15 members of my extended family (more than half of who were kids) here in the Greater Toronto Area, and what an experience it was! I was overcome with sheer emotion and gratitude for being a part of a religion that has had souls like Bhai Taru Singh Ji as a part of its glorious history! Bhai Saab true to his word of 'Sir jaave taaan jaavey mera Sikhi Sidak naa jaavey' proved it by choosing to have his skull removed instead of gettting his hair cut. What dedication! As a side note, it's almost frivolous to see the likes of Harbhajan Mann sing 'Sir Jaavey taan Jaavey mera Sikhi Sidak na Jaavey' on TV when they have clearly given up Sikhi & chosen the easier way out!
Just my two cents…

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