Diljit Dosanjh challenges darkness with first look from Punjab 95; his bruised PICS impress netizens

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After wrapping up his Dil-Luminati Tour, Diljit Dosanjh is now shifting his attention to his impending acting ventures, such as Punjab ’95. Earlier today (January 11, 2025), the multi-talented star revealed a sneak peek of his upcoming film, generating buzz online with his battered images from the set. Take a look!

Recently, on January 11, 2025, Diljit Dosanjh shared the initial glimpse of his role in the film Punjab ’95 on social media, causing quite a buzz. The first picture depicts him as a character engrossed in meditation within a cramped area, dressed in tattered and soiled garments. The second snapshot offers a detailed view of his injured face, which might send shivers down anyone’s spine.

In the third photo, you can see the actor portraying Amar Singh Chamkila in a depiction of the younger Jaswant Singh Khalra, who serves as the basis for this biographical drama. He captioned it, “I take on the darkness.

Take a look:

In a short time, the visuals became widely popular as people rushed to the comments area to shower praise upon the actor and the team of the upcoming film. One user commented, “What a surprise!! Kudos to you, DilJit (and other actors) for tackling every challenge that arises in your movies. Best of luck.” Another wrote, “Going strong, Diljit brother.

The user praised the Punjabi artist for selecting projects that emphasize the history, culture, and tradition of Punjab. “Always enlightening contemporary youth about the importance of Punjabi heritage and its foundations. Remarkable Diljit. Full of substance and pride. God’s eternal protection,” they commented.

Take a look:

Under the guidance of Honey Trehan, the film Punjab ’95 is a portrayal of Jaswant Singh Khalra, a prominent Sikh activist who vanished in September 1995. Interestingly, ten years later, six police officers from Punjab were incarcerated on charges related to his suspected murder.

According to a report from Mid-Day, the Cinema Board of India has proposed approximately 120 edits for the movie, which includes a modification to its title, as the current one pertains to the year of activist Khalra’s demise.

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2025-01-11 17:22