Neeru Bajwa is frequently cited as the film's saving grace, maintaining her screen presence and "defining beauty in every frame". Ammy Virk delivers a solid performance as a serious, literary type, but some felt Amberdeep Singh’s transition to a lead "hero" role was less convincing.
The story follows families forced to vacate their homes during the Partition. A small-time thug named Mehnga (Amberdeep Singh) takes over a haveli, only to find a Muslim family still hiding there. He falls for their daughter, Mariam (Neeru Bajwa), but things get complicated when a third family—led by a man named Karnail (Ammy Virk)—also moves in, claiming ownership. Neeru Bajwa is frequently cited as the film's
“Needed a good laugh after some darker movies. An average rom-com, really. ... an enjoyable one time watch!” Letterboxd · 2 years ago A small-time thug named Mehnga (Amberdeep Singh) takes
Audience reactions on platforms like BookMyShow and IMDb lean toward disappointment, with many citing a lack of genuine comedy. An average rom-com, really
Critics from The Tribune India noted that the "over-ambitious story" loses its grip by trying to balance a love triangle with the weight of Partition history, leading to a slow and often "contrived" experience.
(2022) is a Punjabi-language period romantic comedy directed by Amberdeep Singh , who also stars alongside Neeru Bajwa and Ammy Virk. Set against the heavy backdrop of the 1947 Partition, the film attempts to weave situational humor and romance into a chaotic living situation. Critical Synopsis