Gabbar Singh Re Release Tickets Booking Date, Where to Watch Gabbar Singh?
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Updated Aug 29, 2024
Gabbar Singh Re Release Tickets Booking Date
Gabbar Singh, the 2012 hit film starring Pawan Kalyan, is set for a grand re-release in a remastered 4K format. This special release will coincide with Pawan Kalyan's 56th birthday. The film, directed by Harish Shankar, is an adaptation of the Hindi blockbuster Dabangg.
The 4K version of Gabbar Singh is scheduled to hit theaters on September 1, 2024. The technical team has completed the remastering, and bookings for the film have already begun, showing strong interest from fans. The team is also planning to unveil a new trailer on social media soon to promote the re-release. The film is expected to have a major box office impact with its grand return.
You can book tickets for the re-release of Gabbar Singh on the following platforms:
- BookMyShow
- Paytm
Where to Watch Gabbar Singh?
You can watch Gabbar Singh on Sun NXT and Amazon Prime Video. Enjoy the action-packed performance by Pawan Kalyan as he plays the role of a tough police officer in this blockbuster film. Both platforms offer streaming access to the film, so you can easily watch it from the comfort of your home.
Gabbar Singh Plot
Gabbar Singh follows Venkataratnam Naidu, who renames himself "Gabbar Singh" after a movie character due to anger towards his stepfather and half-brother. As an adult, he becomes a tough police officer in Kondaveedu but remains estranged from his family.
Gabbar Singh falls in love with Bhagya Lakshmi, but her father's illness prevents her from marrying him. Meanwhile, a local thug named Siddhappa Naidu tries to enter politics but faces opposition from Gabbar Singh. Siddhappa's attempts to sabotage Gabbar Singh fail, leading to a final confrontation where Gabbar Singh defeats Siddhappa, restores order, and marries Bhagya Lakshmi.
Gabbar Singh Cast
Here is a table listing the cast of the film Gabbar Singh and their respective roles:
| Actor/Actress | Role |
| Pawan Kalyan | Venkataratnam Naidu / Gabbar Singh |
| Akash Puri | Young Venkataratnam Naidu / Young Gabbar Singh |
| Shruti Haasan | Bhagyalakshmi |
| Abhimanyu Singh | Siddhappa Naidu |
| Ajay | Gabbar Singh's brother |
| Suhasini Maniratnam | Gabbar Singh's mother |
| Nagineedu | Naidu, Gabbar Singh's stepfather |
| Kota Srinivasa Rao | Bhagyalakshmi's father |
| Rao Ramesh | Minister Pradeep Kumar |
| Brahmanandam | Recovery Ranjit Kumar |
| Ali | Constable Ram Prasad aka 'Samba' |
| Jaya Prakash Reddy | Police Commissioner |
| Tanikella Bharani | Siddhappa Naidu's uncle |
| Prabhakar | Banda Swamy |
| Prabhas Sreenu | Siddappa Seenu |
| Gayatri Rao | Harathi (Guest Appearance) |
| Hari Teja | Bhagyalakshmi's assistant |
| Prudhvi Raj | Nagaraju |
| Praveen | Yakambaram, Ranjit Kumar's PA |
| Saptagiri | Villager |
| Dhanraj | Villager |
| Fish Venkat | Siddhappa Naidu's henchman |
| Harsha Vardhan | Doctor |
| Vajja Venkata Giridhar | Police officer |
| Narra Srinivas | Police officer |
| Chammak Chandra | Villager |
| Satya | Tea shop vendor |
| Malaika Arora | Item number "Kevvu Keka" |
| Ravi Gowda | Cameo appearance |
Gabbar Singh
"Gabbar Singh" is a 2012 Telugu action-comedy film directed by Harish Shankar, starring Pawan Kalyan and Shruti Haasan. The movie is a remake of the 2010 Hindi film "Dabangg" but with some changes in the story and characters. The plot revolves around Venkataratnam Naidu, a police officer who adopts the name Gabbar Singh, inspired by a movie character. He is posted in a village where he takes on a local thug who wants to enter politics and manipulates Gabbar Singh's half-brother. Gabbar Singh works to stop the thug's corrupt ambitions and bring justice.
The film was made on a budget of ₹30 crore and was released on May 11, 2012. It set new records at the box office and grossed around ₹101 crore worldwide, becoming one of the highest-grossing Telugu films at the time. Pawan Kalyan's performance was highly praised, and he won several awards for his role. A sequel, "Sardaar Gabbar Singh," was released in 2016.
