अमर सिंह चमकीला

When I watch trailer I got stunned by the look of diljeet Dosanjh and now I am watching and I got tears. Diljeet sir give a great performance and Netflix also do great work by showing real or reel in side by side frame. And also great way to tell legend story by his friends. I just watch the movie and couldn't control myself to review this masterpiece. Director shows amar singh chamkila with a great vision . I really want that Netflix makes more movies like this. Chamkila is not culture man but he follows the culture. His song are inspired by people thinking he is not bad or good he was just great singer 👍.

This movies keeps me hoping for the revival of Indian cinema. I honestly thought it was impossible, even for big budget artists, to make good movies anymore.

Diljeet was effortless in his role. The story was well written, the cinematography outstanding, and Rahman nailed the tone of the movie. Parineeti didn't have a huge role but the acting was still adequate. Not a dig at her acting, it's just that Chamkila as a character outshone everything else. There's not much else to say, but the fact that this movie should have made it to the big screen. On the other hand though, it wouldn't have made money and probably made sure that other such movies never make it to the big screen. At least Netflix probably paid a decent sum, making sure that movies that won't make big box office bucks will still have a platform.

I'd just like to let Imtiaz and other artists who are feeling the pressure to know that they should not give in to the trends. Keep accepting unique scripts like these, making movies which challenge you, and do not succumb to the pressures of box office targets. There will be people like me who'll gladly watch good stuff when it deserves a watch.

Amazing Storylines Great Acting Especially by Diljit Dosanjh and pareeneti Chopra.

Loved their acting.

Beat movie I have seen between 2018 and till date .

Music is also Great.

Would Recommend watching To all My friends.

Diljeet did a great job in his role. The story was good, the filming was impressive, and Rahman got the movie's vibe just right. Parineeti's part wasn't big, but she acted well. It's not that she did poorly; it's just that Chamkila's character stole the show. This movie should've been in theaters. But then again, it might not have made much money and could've stopped similar movies from getting a chance. At least Netflix likely paid well for it, giving such movies a place to shine.

Although some people who are not Punjabi might find some scenes boring specially the songs overall it is a brilliantly shot film. The story shows rise of a poor man to the heights unimaginable and jealousy and envy of established people who could not tolerate him. It also shows the artistic and human side of chamkila which was not shown in earlier Punjabi films. But kiddos to imtiaz Ali he captured the era , the culture balancing Punjabi for Hindi audience as well crafting a totally artistic movie which I am sure most of the cinema lovers will be fully enjoying . This film will not disappoint you.

"CHAMKILA" encapsulates the soul of Punjab with a purity that resonates through every frame. Imtiaz Ali's directorial finesse delves deep into the essence of Chamkila's music, transcending linguistic barriers by seamlessly translating his poignant lyrics into Hindi, offering viewers an intimate understanding of his artistry.

Bold and unapologetic, the film unearths both the virtuous and flawed facets of Amar Singh Chamkila's persona, portraying him as an artist consumed by his craft and beholden to his audience. His tumultuous journey, from the fervor of his initial marriage to the shadows of his past, unfolds with raw authenticity, painting a vivid portrait of a man ensnared by his own legacy.

Diljit Dosanjh's portrayal of Chamkila is nothing short of mesmerizing, effortlessly embodying the complexities of the enigmatic artist, while Parineeti Chopra delivers a compelling performance in her supporting role.

What sets "CHAMKILA" apart is its meticulous attention to detail, drawing inspiration from real-life events and seamlessly integrating archival footage and evocative animations. Each performance is a poignant tribute to the trials and triumphs of Chamkila's life, resonating with authenticity and emotional depth.

In essence, "CHAMKILA" is more than just a cinematic experience; it's a captivating journey into the heart and soul of an artist, offering audiences a glimpse into the exhilarating highs and harrowing lows of a life lived in pursuit of musical transcendence.