PARTITION

Partition is an epic romantic story of two people caught in the events that divided India and Pakistan in 1949 - the partition. Determined to leave the ravages of war behind, Gian Singh (Jimi Mistry), resigns from the British Indian Army to live a quiet life in his Sikh village in Northern India. His world is soon thrown into violent turmoil when he suddenly finds himself responsible for the life of a 17-year-old girl (Kristin Kreuk) who is traumatized by a vicious attack that separates her from her Muslim family. Slowly, resisting all the taboos, Gian finds himself falling in love with the vulnerable and beautiful Naseem as he tries to locate her remaining family. Facing scandal and derision from the villagers Gian and Naseem marry. Five years pass and the proud parents of a daughter seem finally free from the ghosts of the past - even the villagers have come to accept the happy family.

The past however returns with a vengeance when Margaret Sitwell (Neve Campbell) arrives with news of Naseem’s relatives in Pakistan. This should be good news, but it sets off a series of events which separate Naseem from her husband and daughter. Having struggled so hard to find happiness Gian cannot let it go and risks all to reunite his family.

At a time when nations and faiths are divided, Partition is a breathtaking and moving story set at the dawn of a new world.

The powerful film features a mesmerizingly beautiful score by Brian Tyler, incorporating many ethnic instruments into the exotic tapestry of his orchestration. Lushly romantic and evocative, this may be Tyler’s best score and album yet!

1. Partition
2. The Crossing
3. Attack at the Crossing
4. Naseem's Journey
5. Transformation of Gian
6. Water
7. Sirsa
8. Coming of Age
9. Death Train
10. Tears of Joy
11. Bombay
12. Hilltop Decision
13. New Delhi, 1942
14. Gian's Plea
15. Rain Dance
16. Crossing the Border
17. Festival Of Holi
18. Confrontation
19. Vijay
20. Gian to Margaret's
21. Naseem and Gian
22. Free
23. Separation
24. Shimla
25. Villagers Demand Naseem
26. Partition End Title