Short film on Basant released

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Updated At : 01:28 PM Feb 17, 2021 IST

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Jalandhar, February 16

A short film titled ‘Beginning of Basant’ directed by photographer Harpreet Sandhu was released in Phillaur by Jalandhar MP Chaudhary Santokh Singh.

The short film depicts the beautifully captured mustard fields of Punjab, which are no less than any nature scenic countryside around the world.

People of Punjab should feel proud to be surrounded by such greenery. The film emphasises the concept of nature that Almighty prevails in his whole creation ‘Balehari kudrat vasya’.

Sandhu said he has directed this film to generate interest and curiosity among nature enthusiasts and promote tourism in Punjab.

The film concludes with an appeal to pray for farmers so that they can achieve their genuine rights and a special message dedicated to their hard work.

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