Punjabi singer-turned-actor Diljit Dosanjh has been in the news because of his concerts in India. The 41-year-old performed in several cities of India during his Dil-Luminati tour 2024 and now after having the ride of a lifetime, the actor is returning to the big screens. His upcoming film Punjab 95 has been in the news for a long time and is now finally releasing in theatres. Based on the life struggles of human rights activist Jaswant Singh, the film could not be released earlier due to its dispute with the Censor Board of Film Certification of India. However, not only the film will be released next month but Diljit has also revealed that the will be have no cuts suggested by CBFC.
Diljit makes a huge revelation
For the unversed, Punjab 96, based on Sikh activist Jaswant Singh Khalra, who vanished in September 1995, is directed by Honey Trehan. CBFC had recommended 120 cuts, including altering the title to reflect Khalra’s year of death, which resulted in the film being delayed earlier. However, now the makers have released the trailer of Punjab 95. While sharing the trailer on his Instagram Diljit Dosanjh wrote, “ਪੰਜਾਬ ‘95 Releasing Internationally Only in Theaters on 7th of February 2025. P.S. Full Movie, No Cuts.” This not only means that the film being released next month has no cuts but with this movie groovers who wished to watch the film as per the filmmaker’s vision will also be able to do so.
How’s the Punjab 95 trailer?
The trailer begins with Arjun Ram asking officials about the injustice that has happened to Punjab and its people. Later Diljit Dosanjh is seen working on a case of a man’s disappearance. Lastly, he is seen voicing his opinion about the need for people to step up against injustice. The famous Punjabi song “Soora So Pechaniye Jo lade deen ke het,” plays in the background and sets the tone for the trailer. The content looks powerful and seems like the serious film based on true events will furthermore establish Diljit’s acting prowess that we last saw in the 2024 film Amar Singh Chamkila.
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