Three Punjabi films to have Australian premiere at IFFM 2022

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Updated At : 02:40 PM Aug 02, 2022 IST

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Punjabi films are celebrated for their wholesome entertainment and music. Owing to this, Punjabi actors are now getting immense popularity in Hindi cinema as well.

Raavi

Few Punjabi films, which are high on content, have been selected for a special screening at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne 2022. The list includes Jaggi, Adh Chanani Raat and Raavi.

Jaggi, directed by Anmol Sidhu and starring Ramnish Chaudhary, Harmandeep Singh, Gaurav Jasuja, Aks Mehraj and Harmeet Jassi.

Adh Chanani Raat (Crescent Night) is directed by Gurvinder Singh. The cast includes SS Dhiman, Veera Gill, Samuel John, Dharminder Kaur and Jatinder Mauhar. Raavi is a short film directed by Jasmine Kaur Roy, starring Sukhjinder Kaur in the main lead role.

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