Amar Singh Chamkila

Watched Hindi movie Amar Singh Chamkila on Netflix starring Diljith Dosanjh, Parineeti chopra directed by Imtiaz Ali.

This is a story of a real punjabi singer of same name who was shot dead when he was in his peak of music career. He was the highest record selling artist in punjab during 70's and 80's A ordinary poor singer who slowly becomes famous due to his vulgar songs . Vulgar or double meaning lyrics used in songs create a big fame in punjab and he just becomes famous not only in India but other counties like the gulf, UK and Canada.

All his original songs were used . The makers cleverly showed the real pictures, videos and old footages of the singer and his wife on many scenes.

During the songs they show the hindi meanings also of the lyrics so that people can understand. I really liked that part because songs were pure punjabi and not everyone understands that even some hindi speaking audiences.

What a stellar performance by Diljith he just lived the character throughout. Superbly acted and very well supported by Pareeniti chopra who plays his second wife.

Imtiaz Ali is back as a director after 3-4 years and has crafted this biography superbly.

One of the best hindi movies I watched in recent times.

The movie will take you back in the 70s and 80s the way the art directors have created the set to show the old punjab is fantastic.

Good background score by A. R. Rahman and songs are also nice.

Do watch it if you want to enjoy a good hindi movie, with songs, emotions and a nice biography of a great singer.

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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.

"Who decides what should people listen to?"

A really well made biopic about an artist who was a victim of cancel culture in the worst way. Imtiaz Ali tells the story of Amar Singh Chamkila, a musician who became the highest selling artist of Punjab by writing and performing vulgar songs. He was not the only one writing such songs, nor were his songs the most distasteful in the industry. But he was the one who gained the most popularity. And so, had to suffer the consequences.

And in telling this person's story, Ali doesn't take his side by justifying his lyrics. He doesn't make a hero out of Chamkila. He just presents him as he was. An artist who created music according to the audience's taste. An ordinary person who did not have the luxury to think about rights and wrongs. He just produced what he saw and heard around him.

Ali's choice of using animation, documentary styled storytelling, and real life footages makes the film work quite well. Diljit Dosanjh and Parineeti Chopra do commendable works in portraying their characters. The decision of making them sing the songs is praiseworthy.

Add to that the original music of AR Rahman, and lyrics penned by Irshad Kamil that capture the essence of the events and the Punjabi culture extremely well. The editing is some of the best you'll find in an Indian film. On a technical standpoint, this is one of the better biopics to come out of Bollywood.

"Not everyone can afford to think about right and wrong. Some people just need to survive."

The magic of Imtiaz Ali is back. Diljit's portrayal is nothing short of mesmerizing. No one else could have done it. The anticipation since the movie's announcement has been building, and thankfully, it more than lives up to expectations. What a beautiful cinematic journey, with stellar performances from the entire cast. Parineeti shines brilliantly alongside Diljit. The music, as expected from the genius of AR Rahman, is exceptional, with Mohit Chauhan's vocals once again casting a spell on us. Undoubtedly, the finest film of 2024, Diljit emerges as the next big thing in Bollywood. His talent knows no bounds, and he is undoubtedly here to slay. As dedicated Diljit fans, we are very proud. He deserves every accolade, especially all the Best Actor awards of the year.

"Amar Singh Chamkila" is a captivating Punjabi biographical film that chronicles the life of the legendary Punjabi singer, Amar Singh Chamkila. The movie takes us on a nostalgic journey through his rise to fame, his musical genius, and his impact on Punjabi music.

The film beautifully captures the essence of Chamkila's music and the cultural significance it held for Punjabi audiences. The performances by the actors, especially the one portraying Amar Singh Chamkila, are commendable. They bring depth and authenticity to the character, making it feel like you're watching the real Chamkila on screen.

The storytelling is engaging, and it successfully portrays the struggles and triumphs of Chamkila's life. You'll find yourself emotionally invested in his journey, rooting for him as he overcomes obstacles and leaves a lasting legacy.

The music in the film is a true highlight. It features some of Chamkila's iconic songs, which will transport you back in time and make you tap your feet to the beats. The songs are beautifully integrated into the narrative, adding another layer of depth to the storytelling.

Overall, "Amar Singh Chamkila" is a must-watch for all Punjabi music lovers and fans of biographical films. It pays a heartfelt tribute to a musical legend and leaves you with a sense of admiration for Amar Singh Chamkila's talent and contribution to Punjabi music.

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