Diljit Dosanjh credits Emmy nomination to Imtiaz Ali; Parineeti Chopra celebrates ‘Amar Singh Chamkila’ success
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Take your experience further with Premium access. Thought-provoking Opinions, Expert Analysis, In-depth Insights and other Member Only BenefitsDiljit Dosanjh and Parineeti Chopra starrer “Amar Singh Chamkila” has bagged two nominations at the 2025 International Emmy Awards, bringing happiness to the entire team.
Diljit Dosanjh, who has been nominated in the Best Performance by an Actor category for his role in the Netflix biopic, shared his reaction on Instagram.
“It’s all because of @imtiazaliofficial Sir,” the actor-singer wrote, crediting the achievement to the film’s director.
Co-star Parineeti Chopra, who played a crucial role in the film, joined in the celebrations.
“WOOOHOOOO! Proud of my Team Chamkila!” she wrote, reacting to the news.
Ali’s directorial also earned another nomination, securing a spot in the TV movie/mini-series category.
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The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the nominations in New York on Thursday night, with the film emerging as the lone Indian entry.
“’Amar Singh Chamkila’ is a rare film because it has to do with the scent of the land of Panjab- its music, its socio-politics, its conflict, its aspirations, and its many problems.
“The fact that conflict creates art creates conflict was represented through the life of Amar Singh Chamkila in this film. We are all very happy that we could bring the story of Chamkila, such a unique individual, to the fore. The story of Amarjot and Chamkila is also the story of Panjab,” Ali said in a statement.
At the 53rd International Emmy Awards gala, scheduled to be held in New York City on November 24, the film will vie for the TV Movie/Mini-Series award alongside “Herrhausen: The Banker and the Bomb” (Germany), “Lost Boys & Fairies” (United Kingdom) and “Vencer o Morir” (Chile). (With inputs from PTI)