SUNNY Deol became emotional while sharing the early memories of his grandparents during the Partition at the trailer launch of his upcoming movie Batwara 1947 recently. Sunny Deol will be next seenin the film Batwara1947 which is directed by Rajkumar Santoshi and also stars the actor's son Karan Deol. The film's trailer was launched today,which offered a glimpse into India's partition and its horrifying tales. "During the partition, my grandfather and grandmother were there, and they told us thestorieswhichwerevery emotional. I have heard from them that how during that time in every village, whenever something used to happen, the first priority was to save themselves or hide because the situations were not right. There were a lot of stories like this.

 

I don't wish to talk about it. I was lucky enough to spend most of my days in Punjab. So there are always some connections," Sunny Deol told media. Sunny Deol also shared his love of working in movies whose stories sound "pure" to him and is societal in nature. "My films are associated with society. We never make a controversy about anything, nor will we ever want to or ever do, about such characters. That is why our stories are always pure; in my opinion, and every person who watches it, gets connected to some emotion. So I think that's the kind of cinema I love to do and I have been doing," said Sunny Deol. Directed by Rajkumar Santoshi and produced under Aamir Khan Productions, Batwara 1947 also stars Shabana Azmi, Karan Deol, Ali Fazal and Abhimanyu Singh in key roles.