Lahoriye

I found this movie after watching Laung Laachi form the same director Amberdeep Singh believing IMDb ratings. This is the 2nd Panjabi movie I watched knowing it's a Panjabi movie. I got what I expected and I had to make a background check on some events and locations mentioned in the movie. Otherwise, a stranger like me would not understand the base for this.

I think it's the music I loved most apart from the story. Though it was tampered with emotional influences, the story itself has strong a thought provoking meaning.

Loved it!

Beautiful movie, loved every bit. I wish there were no borders

Excellent movie with melodious songs. Script is loosely tight i.e. Some places it is tight and in control while some times it slips. The difference between Lahori Punjabi and Indian Punjabi is a great thought, however a few words were seen spojen by Pakistani characters which in real life are allien to them. Five stars especially for the climax scene of Muslim grandfather visiting his Haveli and friend after long. Amberdeep is an exceptional writer no doubt. Well performed by all actors. Its not a love story of two persons , its a love story of a man and his country. Amazing cast , amazing direction . Must watch.

Overall its a nice movie which conveys higher message of brotherhood across borders even though we've equally suffered wrath of partition era.

Acting by lead actors is good for majority of cast but the last scene of Grandfather's steals the show. It clearly depicts the suffering faced during their childhood.

Moral - Respect your elders' emotions and if possible let them relive their childhood across borders.

Such a positive feeling this movie gives. A must watch for everyone, theatre gave a standing ovation in the end. Amrinder and Sargun are like SRK-Kajol of punjabi cinema now. This is the kind of movies Punjabi cinema needs and should make. My favourite after Angrej. Watch lahoriye and you will fall in love with it, music was a plus point. Also, the story was very different from what we are normally used to seeing in Punjabi films.