Chal Mera Putt

The best punjabi movie I've ever seen.. already watched it twice in cinemas and planning to go again next weekend. waiting chal mera putt 2..

Brilliant comedy, brings together some of the best talent from two countries, showing the tough situations faced by illegal immigrants in england. Recommended!!

I watched 'Arjun Patiala' and 'Chal Mera Putt' in the last 2 days respectively. I'm surprised at the movies as I expected the former to be much better than latter, but this was not the case. Chal Mera Putt is very well executed, remarkable Punjabi movie which is very good in terms of story, dialogues, content and direction. While Amrinder Gill and his team were always good at acting, it was the Pakistani star case that truly amazed me with their commendable performances.

A very good movie and very good initiative. Combining both Punjabs and thus started a new chapter altogether. The first half is very funny. In comedic sense the movie is perfect as expected because punjabi cinema's trend is like this; its comedic in nature. Though it felt like a lot of threads were started in the story of this film but all of them didn't meet the end. A great and needed message is included in the script. Overall, a must watch movie! Chal mera putt!

I am a very hard person to please when it comes to movies, and I must admit when I read about the plot for Chal Mera Putt I was expecting amazing. Was I wrong!!! A film has not made me laugh so much in a long time. It is a lighthearted film with great comedy and some good underlying messages. The film had some firsts, Janjot Singhs first film as a Director, A first collaboration with Pakistani actors in a Punjabi film and the debut of Rup Khatkar who many will know as Roop Kaur from her Poetry Recitals on Facebook and YouTube. All were a success. The acting from Arminder Gill, Gurshabad, Hardeep Gill, Nasir Chinyoti, Iftikhar Thakur and Akram Udas was superb and did let us down. However, I found Simi Chahal's acting is now becoming tiresome with the same monotonous and underwhelming style as her other films. However, her lack of versatility and passion was definitely made up by Rup Khatkar, who in many scenes over shadowed Simi. Rup shed her serious traditional poetry recital style, by being very comedic in this film, and hence showing a real breadth of talent and diversity: I wonder if she will be the next Neeru Bajwa of Punjabi Cinema, one to watch out for. All in all, another great production by Rhythm Boyz. I am sure we will see many more films that follow suit, with the collaboration with Pakistani actors, and again hats off Rup Khatkar hope to see a lot more of you.