Jathedar Singh Sahib Giani Kuldeep Singh Gargarj addressed the media after the meeting, in which he strongly opposed Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar's latest announcement that he will make a film on Sikh warrior Hari Singh Nalwa 

No more Kesari Chapter 3? Sri Akal Takht Sahib opposes Akshay Kumar's upcoming film on Hari Singh Nalwa

Because of such love and hype, people are now eagerly waiting for the OTT release of the film, but there is sad news for the fans as the makers of the film have announced that the film will not be released on any OTT platform anytime soon. 

Kesari Chapter 2 won’t stream on OTT anytime soon: But WHY?

As shown in Kesari Chapter 2, Dilreet Gill hailed from Jalandhar, Punjab, and studied law during the British Raj as she was inspired by Advocate C Sankaran Nair. 

Kesari Chapter 2 Real Story: Who was Dilreet Gill, Jalandhar lawyer played by Ananya Pandey?

Since the movie is based on a true story, fans are digging deep into the real-life Kirpal Singh, or who was real-life Punjabi poet Kirpal Singh, played by actor Jaipreet Singh in the movie Kesari Chapter 2

Kesari Chapter 2 Real Story: Who was Punjabi poet Kirpal Singh, jailed by British with Nair's help?

Recently, Kesari 2's tracks have taken the internet by storm, and people love the songs presented by the film, especially “O Shera - Teer Te Taj.” 

‘O Shera - Teer Te Taj’ from Kesari Chapter 2 takes internet by storm; KNOW who is behind the making of this anthem

Bollywood actor Amit Sial plays the character of Tirath Singh, who is a British Loyalist and a spy in the movie Kesari Chapter 2. 

Kesari Chapter 2 True Story: Is Tirath Singh played by Amit Sial inspired by real-life British spy?

Adv. Neville McKinley represented the British Crown against C Sankaran Nair in the famous courtroom battle on the Jallianwalabagh Massacre in Amritsar. 

Kesari Chapter 2 Real Story: Who was Neville McKinley, British representative played by Madhavan?

Directed by Karan Singh Tyagi, Kesari Chapter 2 is the true story of an Indian-origin barrister named C Sankaran Nair and his court battle against the British crown over the infamous Jallianwalabagh Massacre in Amritsar.

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