Actor-director
Puneet
Issar
says
that
his
upcoming
Hindi
film
I
Am
Singh
focuses
on
Sikhs,
who
became
victims
of
racist
violence
in
the
aftermath
of
9/11.
He
is
interested
to
make
the
movie
a
movement
to
clear
the
misconception
outside
the
country
regarding
the
true
identity
of
Sikhs.
He
has
planned
for
its
English
version.
In
an
interview
with
the
PTI,
Puneet
Issar
told,
"The
film
focuses
on
Sikhs
who
became
victims
of
racist
violence
in
the
aftermath
of
9/11.
There
is
a
misconception
in
some
countries
including
US
and
France
that
anyone
who
wears
a
turban
belongs
to
Arab
nations
or
Afghanistan.
We
want
to
show
that
Sikhs
have
their
distinct
identity."
Puneet
Issar
is
playing
a
Sikh
character
Fateh
Singh
in
the
film
I
Am
Singh,
who
works
with
the
Los
Angeles
Police
Department.
The
movie
also
stars
Gulzar
Chahal,
Mika
Singh,
Rizwan
Haider,
Tulip
Singh
and
Brooke
Johnston.
The
director
says
that
couple
of
actors
from
Canada
and
US
also
star
in
the
film.
However,
I
Am
Singh
is
slated
for
a
December
2
release.
Puneet
Issar
is
touring
many
US
cities
like
San
Francisco,
Los
Angeles,
Fremont,
New
Jersey
and
Arizona
to
promote
the
film
and
spread
its
underlying
message.
Issar
says,
"We
will
also
try
to
have
film
enter
some
international
film
festivals.
I
am
also
keen
to
make
I
Am
Singh
a
movement
so
that
it
also
inspires
our
youth."