Guru Nanak Jahaz

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.

Guru Nanak Jhaj is not just a movie-it's an emotional journey that reconnects us with the roots of our rich spiritual and cultural legacy. The storytelling, direction, and cinematography all come together beautifully to present a powerful message of faith, resilience, and the timeless teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji.

A special thanks to the Vehli Janta team for bringing this meaningful story to the screen. Their dedication to quality Punjabi cinema is once again evident, and their commitment to preserving our history and values through film deserves deep appreciation.

Kudos to the entire cast and crew for their stellar performances and hard work. This film is a must-watch for every generation, and we are truly grateful for such a thoughtful and inspiring cinematic experience.

Thank you to everyone involved for gifting us this beautiful movie. Waheguru Mehar Kare - may you continue to enlighten audiences with such impactful stories!

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.

The movie, I was waiting for so long. And it was worth waiting for. Loved every bit. Acting, Screenplay, Direction, Music, just goosebumps. This is what Punjabi Cinema needs. Hope many other actors will take a lesson and come up with such good projects in the future. Tarsem Jassar is the man who is showing a new direction to the Punjabi Cinema. First, with Mastaney, and now Guru Nanak Jahaz. These movies show the potential this team holds and expecting more such projects in the future. I love this team from the beginning, from their album Vehli Janta, and now they are ruling the Industry. Bless them, keep shining..

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!