Palle Singh: Actor portraying Swatantrya Veer Savarkar responds to negative film reviews: Let’s Just… | Exclusive | Bollywood News

Palle Singh, the talented actor known for his roles in films like “Laal Rang” and “Inspector Avinash,” has been making waves with his portrayal of the heartless warden, Mirza, in Randeep Hooda’s “Swatantrya Veer Savarkar.” The film, set in the infamous Kala Pani Jail, depicts the ruthless treatment of prisoners, particularly focusing on the life of freedom fighter Savarkar.

Singh’s character, Mirza, is described as devoid of empathy, dedicated to tormenting prisoners like Savarkar. Despite the mixed box office performance of the film, Singh stands by its quality, stating that there is a strong viewer approval, despite some negative criticism.

In an exclusive interaction with Zoom, Singh addressed the negative reviews the film has received, stating that 99% of people who have seen the film have loved it. He emphasized the importance of the story being told in the film and how it has been an eye-opener for many about the struggles and sacrifices of Savarkar for the country.

Acknowledging that there will always be a small percentage of people who may not appreciate the film, Singh urged to focus on the majority who have praised the effort and message of the film. He signed off by saying, “Let’s just ignore the remaining 1 per cent.”

While “Swatantrya Veer Savarkar” has faced challenges at the box office, earning Rs 17.69 crore against a Rs 20 crore budget, it continues to receive acclaim for its portrayal of Savarkar’s life and struggles. Despite the tough competition, the film’s impact on viewers remains significant.