Producer JP Dutt’s film Paltan was released on Friday. The film manages to force Chinese soldiers to surrender in 1967. After this film, JP is going to make a biopic with Sikh warrior Maharaja Ranjit Singh.

Maharaja Ranjit Singh ruled northwestern India in the 19th century. He was very famous as Sher-e-Punjab. JP Dutt believes that Maharaja Ranjit Singh was a great warrior of the country and people can be told about him through films. People of all religions have a place in his Khalsa Army. JP Dutt’s second biopic will not be about a single person, but about powerful personalities of Rajasthan. The film will hit the floors in November this year. Recently, Harshvardhan has reportedly signed three film deals with JP Dutt.

He is playing the lead role in this film. These two films will be directed by JP Dutt. According to the information, JP, who has been in charge of the platoon for a long time, will make these two pictures one after the other. JP Dutt now wants to make pictures like arms and partition. This time he will have nothing to do in the war.

Harshvardhan says that whenever JP Sir remembers him, he will be present to do the film. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. GP Dutt made his directorial debut in 1978 with the film Sarhad but the film was never released. He later appeared in films like Slavery, Partition, Weapons, Kshatriya, Border, LOC Kargil and Refugee. He is also known as the master of war movies.

Recently, JP said in an interview that he makes war films because the bravery of the army draws him towards it. JP says that he has forgotten all those soldiers. A forgotten soldier kills him, not shoots him. And so he has saved his self-sacrifice through movies.