The Killing Call: 3. The gangsters

The Killing Call: 3. The gangsters

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The Killing Call: 4. Making enemies

Back home, Sidhu starts delving into Punjab’s violent past and singing about its place in modern India. He joins mass demonstrations which rock Delhi and writes a protest anthem for the movement. The death threats continue. And we find out that Sidhu is making friends with danger ...  Show more

The Killing Call: 5. The last ride

Sidhu predicted he would die young and by the bullet. Sidhu’s song The Last Ride plays like a premonition. In his final days the death threats intensify and Sidhu is increasingly isolated. We find out who benefited from his murder and how it’s changed Punjab - making it a more da ...  Show more

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