Synopsis:

On the 23rd of March, 1931, in the dead of the night, three bodies are smuggled out of Lahore Central Jail via the back gate. They''re taken to an isolated place, chopped up into pieces and surreptitiously cremated by British officers. The next day, this incident creates a national uproar throughout India. Later that day, a crowd of angry political activists gherao Mahatma Gandhi and accuse him of colluding in the execution of their hero. Who was that man who''s corpse had struck such fear in the powerful British government that they had to destroy it in the darkness? Who was it because of whom Mahatma Gandhi was accused of dishonesty? Who was that man who''s memory invokes such powerful passions even 71 years after his death? He was Bhagat Singh - India''s most beloved son. An extraordinary young man who happily became a martyr for his country at the tender age of 23. A revolutonary who single-handedly shook up the powerful British government, exposing their true barbaric nature. A man for whom victory lay in his own death. This is his story, his legend. It.