Jo Bole So Nihaal

<p>Nihaal Singh is an honest and beloved from . A chance encounter with the criminal Romeo changes his life forever. Romeo is an unstoppable who moves from country to country in a wave of terror. When Nihaal Singh unwittingly aids the terrorist in his escape, Nihaal is labeled a traitor. He finds himself suspended from his job, ridiculed, and hated by his village. Meanwhile, Romeo has taken his merciless campaign to . Intelligence reports reveal that Romeo has entered the US in a plot to kill the President. Now, the FBI is desperate to find Romeo, but the villain is a man without a face and therefore invisible. The only person who knows what the menace looks like is Nihaal Singh. The FBI recruits Nihaal Singh to come to New York and aid them in capturing Romeo. Guided by bilingual FBI agents Suzanne Kaur and Manoj Bhatnagar, among others. Later, Nihaal and Suzanne fall in love. Nihaal hunts Romeo for the safety of America. He asks for one thing in return for Romeo’s capture: to bring the villain to his hometown in Punjab, thereby clearing his name and restoring his former glory. Before the release, and other Sikh organisations, offended by the film’s use of a Sikh religious phrase as its title, urged the to ban the film. Following protests from several Sikh organisations upon its release, the film was withdrawn from all theatres in . On 22 May 2005, One person was reported dead and more than 49 others injured after bombs exploded in two cinema halls<br /> showing the film in . Due to these explosions, several of the film’s shows were cancelled in numerous theatres throughout the nation. Jaspreet Pandohar of called it “a one-man show from start to end.” He further wrote that the film “will please die-hard Sunny Deol fans as well as anyone who likes to see the Yanks get upstaged.” of gave the film 2.5 out of 5, writing, “On the whole, JO BOLE SO NIHAAL has three aces — Sunny Deol, excellent comedy and vibrant action. But the post-interval portions are plain ordinary.”</p>