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Gadar: Ek Prem Katha is a 2006 Indian Hindi movie about the partition of India and the love story set during this tumultuous time. This is a coming-of-age film where a teenage boy from an affluent background has to come to grips with his conflicted feelings for two women from two different worlds - one from his own upper caste high society, and one who comes from a rural lower class family. It was written by Sooraj Barjatya, Saeed Akhtar Mirza, Kamlesh Pandey and directed by Rajkumar Hirani. Ilaiyaraaja composed music for this film that also received nominations in various categories at Filmfare Awards. The film was released on 5 August 2006. The film also received nominations for Best Motion Picture at the 2007 International Indian Film Academy Awards and won awards for Best Special Effects at the 2006 Maharashtra State Film Awards, Additional Category At Filmfare Awards and being a box-office hit. Gadar: Ek Prem Katha is a story set during the Indian Partition of 1947. It is a coming-of-age story of United Nations Secretary, Dr. Jai Singh Rathod, a young man from Bhatinda, Punjab, India being forced to confront his dilemma as he grows from an adolescent to an adult. The story is told in the perspective of his son, Rajinder Rathod (portrayed by Darshan Kumar). It is set in the backdrop of Punjab and Pakistan and starts with Dr. Rathod's childhood during the time of Independence. When India became independent, Dr. Rathod's family lost everything: their home and all their wealth due to riots and looting that ensued during that time. The story begins with Dr. Rathod's grandfather, Thakur Bhanupratap Singh (Shahrukh Khan), who served as a senior police officer in the British Indian Police Service under British rule in India. Dr. Rathod's grandfather was a stern disciplinarian who treated his subordinates with great respect, but with no tolerance for corruption. Dr. Rathod's grandfather served as an inspector with the Indian police service during the time of the Partition of India in 1947. He was appointed as a senior police officer under British rule in India. Dr. Rathod's father, Thakur Dhanraj Singh, was also a member of British Indian Police Service during this time and was posted to Bhatinda. Thakur Dhanraj Singh was deeply committed to the noble cause of building a modern nation. Dr. Rathod's father had the highest respect for the law and had dedicated his life to preserving peace and order. Thakur Dhanraj Singh served as a police officer under British rule in India, stationed in Bhatinda, Punjab, India. Under his leadership, many dangerous criminals were arrested and apprehended without fear or favor. In 1947 when the British Indian provinces were partitioned into two countries - India and Pakistan - Thakur Dhanraj Singh chose to serve in India which remained a democratic country. Dr. cfa1e77820