Bajre Da Sitta Trailer: Ammy Virk & Tania Retell An Old Concept Of Woman Discrimination In A New Way

5 Dariya News

28-Jun-2022

The trailer for another period drama has been out. The team of Ammy Virk and Tania starrer Bajre da Sitta which will hit the theatres on 15 July has released its praise-worthy trailer. A unique romantic drama will soon hit the big screens. Speaking of the trailer, Tania and her on-screen sister, Noor Chahal are blessed with great vocals. 

And after hearing their voice, a music label reached out to them. They ask the girls' families for permission to record their budding talents. The family is in agreement, but because the story takes place at a time when people didn't have such a progressive outlook, the girls' singing didn't sit well with the community. The girls' families and the public began to receive criticism. In the midst of all of this, Tania receives a marriage proposal from Ammy Virk, at which point her singing career is in his hands. 

And the main drama begins after her marriage. Ammy Virk, who has always shown a supportive and romantic husband, has been essaying a negative role in this film. Ammy makes the decision that he does not want any singing from his wife. He forbids her from singing in the home and threatens to return her to her parents' home if she does so once more.

And now all we have to wait and witness is what will happen in the end. Will the film have a social message? And Ammy will support his wife’s career. Everything will be answered when the film hits silver screens. Furthermore, everyone has been doing a commendable job in the trailer. It features Guggu Gill, Noor Chahal, Nirmal Rishi, Bn Sharma, Hobby Dhaliwal, Parkash Gadhu, Tarsem Paul, Gurpreet Bhangu, Rupinder Rupi, Seema Kaushal, Parminder Barnala, Satwant Kaur, Aakansha Sareen, Harman Dhaliwal, Gunveen Manchanda in pivotal roles. 

It has been written and directed by Jass Grewal, and we can expect something different from this ace artist. With the trailer, it has been clear that the director wants to depict the realities of that time and the importance of young ladies’ goals, even after marriage.