SYNOPSIS :
In this Punjabi Romantic Film with Indo-Pak relations in the back drop, Reshma, Renowned Singer of Pakistan comes to Punjab, India, regarding her music show, one day she visited to village of her forefathers and recollects the sweet memories. A simple boy of the village Gurmeet son of Sardar Iqbal singh Dhillon falls in love with Reshma in first sight away Reshma go back Pakistan. Gurmeet couldn’t bear separation of Reshma and reaches Pakistan in illegal way. Reshma accommodates his in her isolated Farm-house to hide her from his illegal act, Noorddin Bajwa, the father of Reshma set her engagement with Pakistan military officer. At one movement Major Imran comes to know Gurmeet‘s Stay in Pakistan and his hidden love with Reshma. He blackmail Reshma in term of sending Gurmeet to India, but after getting marry with her, helpless Reshma accepts Imran’s Condition just to save Gurmeet from illegal terms. Meantime, A truth comes in light that father of Reshma and Gurmeet (Noorddin Bajwa and Iqbal Singh Dhillon were fast friend before partition). And from here our story enters in complications of family terms.
Starring :
Hasan Ali khan, Komal Dhillon, Amita Nangia, Shashi Kiran, Raj Premi, Kulbir Badesaro & Birbal
Directed By : Pappu Sharma
Written By : Yash Bhardwaj, Hardev Singh
Produced By : Gopal Charanji Ram
Music : Babli Haque
Synopsis
Sadi Gali Aaya Karo is a love triangle that revolves around two young lads, one from Punjab and one from Haryana. The twist in the tale occurs when both boys fall in love with the same girl who belongs to Chandigarh.
Language: Punjabi
Genre: Romantic Comedy
Producer: Vinay
Director: Sunil Puri (Pali)
Star Cast: Anuj Puri | Zoya Afroz | Nav Bajwa | Harpal Singh | Raghuveer Boli
Sat Sri Akal (Punjabi: ਸਤਿ ਸ੍ਰੀ ਅਕਾਲ; pronunciation: sət sriː əkɑːl About this sound listen (help·info)) is a greeting in the Punjabi language used mostly by the followers of the Sikh religion. Sat means "truth", sri is an honorific word and Akaal (or Akal) means "the timeless being, God"; thus the phrase can roughly be translated as "God is the ultimate truth".
Sat Sri Akaal is exclusively used by Sikhs to greet each other, as their tenth master gave them the jaikara, "Bole So Nihal, Sat Sri Akaal". The saying implies that the one will be blessed eternally who says that God is the ultimate truth.[1] In contrast, Punjabi Muslims living in the Western Punjab (Pakistani Punjab) use the Muslim greeting "As-salamu alaykum", and Punjabi Hindus use "Namaskar" or "Namaste".[citation needed] Punjabi Hindus also use "Sat Sri Akaal" to reply to a Sikh's "Sat Sri Akaal".[citation needed]
"Sat Sri Akal" is used by Sikhs throughout the world when greeting other Sikhs, regardless of their native language.[citation needed] For instance, two members of the Punjabi Diaspora who exclusively speak English may still greet each other with this blessing, although this is not universal. The saying is also the only formal greeting in the Punjabi language.[citation needed]
The usage of Sat Sri Akal as a greeting, although used by the majority of people who identify themselves as being Punjabi Sikh, is regarded as incorrect usage by Amritdhari (Baptized) Sikhs, as the term is historically the second half of the Sikh war cry, "Bolay So Nihal, Sat Sri Akal", and is still used in the same way. As per the Sikh Rehat Maryada, or Code of Conduct, Amritdhari Sikhs greet each other with "Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh", meaning "The Khalsa belongs to the Lord God! so the victory belongs to God!
Singers : Sukhwinder Singh, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Javed Bashir, Harry Anand, Tarannum & Labh Janjua
Written by :Santosh Dhanoa
Country : India
Language : Punjabi
Synopsis :
An intense love story placed in the land of Punjab. The main protagonist named Jogi (Ramta Jogi), comes from a humble background and the girl , Meet belongs to a well off family. Unlike the traditional way, here in the film the girl falls in love with Jogi and approaches him. After the love story starts in terms of family getting involved in it and oppose their love. Both the youngsters deeply in love take the charge to be with each other and their journey starts from Punjab and how it unfolds in Mumbai showing their struggle and the challenges faced in the city like Mumbai. While all this is happening their families takes them back to Punjab. Based on the unwanted circumstances created by their families, the climax unfolds which is unusual in terms of emotion and has never been witnessed in the Punjabi cinema before.
Kabaddi Once Again is a Punjabi film starring:::
Varinder Singh Ghuman, Sudeepa Singh, Jaswinder Bhalla, Binnu Dhillon & Nachhatar Gill.
Plot
Ranjit Singh (Nachhatar Gill) is selected to play Kabaddi in England. But he dies on tour and his body is returned to family. Ranjit's elder brother starts hating Kabbadi and forbids his son Shingara from playing Kabbadi. Shingara however loves Kabaddi and nurture his game secretly with the help of his mother and his aunt. A grown up Shingara becomes an excellent player in his college and is selected for playing at professional level. Similar to his uncle Ranjit, Shinagara is selected to play in England. At this time Shingara's father reveal that Ranjit didn't die due to heart attack as was known previously. He died due to drug overdose given to him by the game promoter to increase the strength. However he reluctantly allow Shingara to go to England. Coach of the team (Jaswinder Bhalla) plans to take three persons illegally in the grad of player. He drops three player from the team, but takes them back when rest of the team protests. Still he tricks the team and take them along with him to England. In England coach takes money from the promotor to lose some of the matches. Shingara reacts strongly to this. But coach and three fake players manages to do enough to lose a few matches resulting of exit of the team from tournament. When the team has to go back, the three fake players refuses to go back. Shingara opposes as he can be then accused of illegal human trafficking and the fight breaks. Police then arrest Shingara, coach and the promotor. The rest of the team is sent to India. Love scene breaks out in the airport while an old sardar amrit singh pushes a trolley. Shingara comes clean in the case where as coach and the promotor are sent to jail for two years. Upon return to India, the three fake players attacks Shingara and break his leg. Distraught Shingara becomes alcoholic due to his failures. On seeing this, his father allows him to play Kabaddi and help him train again. He gathers his old team and starts a new club. Once again successful team goes to England and wins the world cup fulfilling Shingara's dream.
Hit Punjabi movie - Paghri Sambal Jatta - Black and White - 1968
Sawan who initially worked as a villian begun his positive roles from here. Mazhar Shah's famous barrak "Addi Mar Kay Dharty Hala Dan Ga" is from this film"
Songs: . Chan Chan De Saamne Aa Gaya - Mala, Nazir Begum . Gore Gore Hathan Nal Aaj Pa Liya Gidda - Noor Jahan . Ek Dil Te Hazar Nigahwan - Noor Jehan . Dil mang lay toon kar kay ishara - Noor Jehan . Hai vey dil lut liya toon - Noor Jehan . Hai vey keri gal taun toon tey mathey vatt paiya - Noor Jehan . Vichhora mukke sajna da - Noor Jehan ..................
Sassui Punhun:
ਸੱਸੀ ਪੁੱਨੂੰ, Sassi Punnun), is a famous folktale of love told in the length and breadth of Sindh. The story is about a faithful wife who is ready to undergo all kinds of troubles that would come her way while seeking her beloved husband who was separated from her by the rivals....
Punnu
Mir Punnhun Khan (Mir Dostein Hoth) is the son of Mir Aali, son of King Mir Hoth Khan, ancestor of the Hoths, a famous Baloch tribe in Balochistan. King Hoth was son of Mir Jalal Khan, ruler of today's Balochistan (Pakistan) region in the 12th Century, and father of Rind, Lashari, Hoth, Korai and Jatoi.
Sassi
Sassui was the daughter of the Raja of Bhambore in Sindh (now in Pakistan). Upon Sassui's birth, astrologers predicted that she was a curse for the royal family’s prestige. The Raja ordered that the child be put in a wooden box and thrown in the Sindhu. A washerman of the Bhambore village found the wooden box and the child inside. The washerman believed the child was a blessing from God and took her home. As he had no child of his own, he decided to adopt her.
When Sassui became a young girl, she was as beautiful as the fairies of heaven. Stories of her beauty reached Punhun and he became desperate to meet Sassi. The handsome young Prince therefore travelled to Bhambore. He sent his clothes to Sassi's father (a washerman) so that he could catch a glimpse of Sassi. When he visited the washerman's house, they fell in love at first sight. Sassui's father was dispirited, hoping that Sassi would marry a washerman and no one else. He asked Punnhun to prove that he was worthy of Sassui by passing the test as a washerman. Punnhun agreed to prove his love. While washing, he tore all the clothes as, being a prince, he had never washed any clothes; he thus failed the agreement. But before he returned those clothes, he hid gold coins in the pockets of all the clothes, hoping this would keep the villagers quiet. The trick worked, and Sassui's father agreed to the marriage....
Punnhun's brothers.
Punnhun’s father and brothers were against his marriage to Sassui (Punnhun being a prince and she being a washerman's daughter) and so, for their father's sake, Punnhun's brothers traveled to Bhambore. First they threatened Punnhun but when he didn't relent, they tried more devious methods. Punnhun was surprised to see his brothers supporting his marriage and on the first night, they pretended to enjoy and participate in the marriage celebrations and forced Punnhun to drink different types of wines. When he was intoxicated they carried him on a camel’s back and returned to their hometown of Kech.
The lovers meet their end
The next morning, when Sassui got up, she realized that she was cheated. She became mad with the grief of separation from her lover and ran barefoot towards the town of Kech Makran. To reach it, she had to cross miles of desert. Alone, she continued her journey until her feet were blistered and her lips were parched from crying "Punnhun, Punnhun!". The journey was full of dangerous hazards. Punnhun’s name was on Sassui's lips throughout the journey. She was thirsty, there she saw a shepherd coming out of a hut. He gave her some water to drink. Seeing her incredible beauty, he tried to force himself on Sassui. Sassui ran away and prayed to God to hide her and when God listened to her prayers, land shook and split and Sassui found herself buried in the valley of mountains. When Punhun woke in Makran he could not stop himself from running back to Bhambore. On the way he called out "Sassui, Sassui!" to which the shepherd told Punnhun the whole story. Then Punnhun also lamented the same prayer, the land shook and split again and he was also buried in the same mountain valley as Sassui. The legendary grave still exists in this valley...
