Guru Nanak Jahaz

Guru Nanak Jahaz is a cinematic triumph that brings the Komagata Maru incident to life with heart and authenticity. Tarsem Jassar's powerful performance as Mewa Singh is nothing short of mesmerizing, carrying the weight of history in every scene. Gurpreet Ghuggi shines in a deeply emotional role, elevating Punjabi cinema to new heights. The visuals, VFX, and haunting score create an immersive experience, while the story's fidelity to historical truth hits hard. This isn't just a movie-it's a moving tribute to forgotten heroes and a must-watch for every Indian. A true masterpiece! Waheguru chardikala bakhshe.

Mastaney was a movie which is a turning point for the Punjabi industry.

Now the same team is back and they are back stronger and more mature than before. Sharan baiji, Harnavbir baiji, Tarsem Jassar baiji came up with another superb project and you can just see the kind of effort the whole team put in.

I am from Vancouver British Columbia and this subject just hits home for me personally and my family. I was already aware of the story of Guru Nanak Jahaj (Komagatamaru) and the team did full justice to the subject at hand.

This is a must watch movie. Do not miss watching this on the silver screen.

This is a major step up for Punjabi cinema. The level of production, cinematography, and the overall ambience created has not been seen before in the Punjabi industry. Jassar's and Ghuggi's acting, as well as that of the supporting cast, is phenomenal. The narrative grips the audience from start to finish. It is a powerful retelling of the Komagata Maru history. This movie diverges from the comedic elements often seen in Punjabi movies, instead playing on the story and narrative. It sticks close to the facts of history, showing the good as well as the bad that actually happened. Realistic masterpiece!

One of best milestone movies of Panjab and Sikhs history! The reality of Kamagata Maru and depiction of real events. The struggle for independence and realty of how it started.

Best direction and great actors, Tarsem Jassar and Gurpreet did amazing job and. Every scene had a long lasting impact and showed the hard work team did. All over best shot movie is few years. Limelight's Sikhs and Panjab in great fashion. Struggles shown are so aligned with reality and brings in history that many folks don't know. Wish more Movies could follow the trend on Sikhs and Panjab history. Highly recommended.

Last evening, my mother took me to watch a film that I now believe is not just a cinematic experience-but a cultural milestone. The movie is a towering piece of art, history, and emotion. I walked into the theater expecting a period drama, but I walked out shaken, moved, and inspired.

This is not just a film-it's a statement. A reminder of forgotten heroes. A retelling of a painful chapter in history that has long deserved the limelight, especially from within the Punjabi film industry itself.

The actor playing Mewa Singh delivers a performance so gripping, it almost feels like a spiritual embodiment. He carries the pain, anger, love for his people, and moral dilemma in his eyes, his pauses, his stillness. It's not just acting-it's presence. And the supporting cast rises to match him, each playing their part with authenticity and purpose.