Chamkila Twitter Review: Fans Love Diljit Dosanjh And Imtiaz Ali’s Film, Say ‘Dil-Jeet Liya’

Chamkila Twitter Review: After much anticipation, Diljit Dosanjh’s highly-awaited film ‘Amar Singh Chamkila’ has debuted on Netflix on April 12, 2024. Directed by Imtiaz Ali, the film stars Diljit Dosanjh and Parineeti Chopra in prominent roles. It revolves around the life of the singer Amar Singh, who experiences sudden fame but also encounters swift success and severe criticism before his untimely demise.

In the movie, Diljit Dosanjh portrays the role of the renowned singer, while Parineeti Chopra takes on the character of his wife, Amarjot. Critics and fans alike have showered praise on the movie. Audiences have been captivated by both the film itself and the talents of Imtiaz and Diljit Dosanjh. A user said, “#AmarSinghChamkila : IMTIAZ ALI IS BACK …A tragedy relevant & impactful regarding themes of censorship & morality while being set close to 40 years ago…While #ParineetiChopra is solid, #DiljitDosanjh puts forth a performance that will be remembered for years! LOVED IT!” Another added, “Just watched the #Chamkila. Heartiest congratulations to Diljit bhai @diljitdosanjh for extraordinary performance as famous Punjabi singer Amor Jhot Singh Chamkila @arrahman and the entire team.”

A third commented, “Chamkila. Nobody else could have played Chamkila as well as @diljitdosanjh and @ParineetiChopra performed an equally good job. #Chamkila.” A tweet read, “Banger Album & music, Banger Direction, Banger acting, Banger screenplay, #Chamkila best biopic, Imtiaz Ali theatre me release kardo.”

About Chamkila

A singer who dominated street concerts in 1980s Punjab, met a tragic end when he was shot alongside his singer-wife Amarjot in 1988. Produced by Mohit Choudhary, Select Media Holdings LLP, Saregama, and Window Seat Films, the movie’s music is available on Saregama.

Chamkila’s meteoric rise to fame extended far beyond Punjab, resonating with audiences worldwide. From Canada to Bahrain, his performances captivated listeners, cementing his position as a towering figure in Punjabi music. Despite attempts to transition to more wholesome songs, it was his cleverly crafted lyrics and catchy hits that continued to win over audiences across Punjab. The journey from a humble background as a Dalit Sikh working in a socks factory to being hailed as the Elvis of Punjab is truly remarkable. However, he faced an untimely demise in front of a crowd, serves as a stark reminder of the repercussions of ignoring morality and choosing the path of wrongdoing.