It is a biographical feature film on India's Highest Wartime Gallantry Award - Param Vir Chakra winner Subedar Joginder Singh. He fought three wars (as per records) for India before achieving martyrdom in the Sino-Indian War of 1962 while commanding a platoon in North Eastern Frontier Agency (NEFA) (Now Arunachal Pradesh). The story portrays his character and motivation in the scene of battle.
Simerjit Singh
Director
Gippy Grewal
Subedar Joginder Singh
Aditi Sharma
Bibi Gurdyal Kaur Banga
Guggu Gill
Commander Maan Singh
Parminder Gill
Ratan Kaur (Mother in Law)
Sardar Sohi
Major B.N. Mehta
Harish Verma
Commander Haripal Kaushik
Kulwinder Billa
Ajaib Singh
Rajvir Jawanda
Bahadur Singh
Karamjit Anmol
Bawa Singh
Roshan Prince
Swaran Singh
Jaggi Singh
Santokh Singh
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