Actor Randeep Hooda paid a deeply emotional tribute to Sarabjit Singh on his death anniversary, recalling how portraying the late farmer-turned-prisoner left a lasting personal impact on him.Hooda, who essayed the titular role in the 2016 biopic Sarbjit, shared a heartfelt note on social media reflecting on the journey of bringing Sarabjit’s story to life. The film chronicled the tragic account of a Punjab-based farmer who inadvertently crossed into Pakistan and spent more than two decades in prison, with his family maintaining that he was a victim of mistaken identity.

In his message, Hooda described the experience as transformative, noting that what began as preparation for a role gradually evolved into something far more profound. “Your story changed me,” he wrote, adding that embodying Sarabjit helped him understand the depth of pain, silence, courage, and hope associated with the man’s life.

The actor emphasised that portraying Sarabjit Singh gave him a deeper appreciation of freedom, loss, and the resilience of family bonds. He highlighted how the unwavering support of Sarabjit’s family became a powerful symbol of hope, even in the face of prolonged hardship and uncertainty.

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Hooda also remembered the losses endured by Sarabjit’s family, including his sister Dalbir Kaur and his wife Sukhpreet Kaur, both of whom had fought tirelessly for his release. Despite these losses, he noted that Sarabjit’s legacy continues through his daughters, whose lives today reflect a sense of continuity and quiet strength.

Sarabjit Singh died in 2013 after being assaulted in a Pakistani jail, an incident that drew widespread attention and sparked emotional responses across India. Hooda’s tribute serves as a reminder of the enduring human story behind the headlines, underscoring how the narrative continues to resonate years after his death.

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