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Punjabi Movie

Vehli Janta

  • Actor Mann Dhami & Surmeet
  • Director Ravi Punj
  • Banner Gremin Media

"Vehli Janta" is a Punjabi drama movie directed by Ravi Punj and produced by Gurmeet Lopon, Nishant Chaudhary & Mann Dhami under Captab Entertainment, Gremin Media and Rabbji Film Productions. The film is set for release on March 22, 2024. The movie stars Mandeep Dhami, Surmeet, Jaspreet Jassa, Sajan Kapoor, Kamal Nazm, and Sinderpal Sony in leading roles.

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About Movie

The plot revolves around three friends— Goldy, Hira and Sabar, who are educated and looking for a decent career. However, they are unable to find work. Goldy's father dies one day from a snake bite, rendering his mother mad. Goldy participates in illicit behavior in order to obtain therapy for his mother. He and his friends start stealing and using drugs. Inspector Allah Singh arrests and imprisons them. Allah Singh eventually abandons them in search of a brighter future because they have received an education.

 Meanwhile, Hira's father has died. Hira decides to surrender to police after the crash. Goldy becomes afraid and murders his friend, Hira. Sabar also dies due to some reasons.

Producer:  Gurmeet Lopon, Nishant Chaudhary & Mann Dhami

Presented by:   Gremin Media, Captab Entertainment & Rabbji Film    

                 
Star Casting

Mann Dhami is a Punjabi singer and actor. Dhami has appeared in Punjabi film "LANKA," which was released shortly by his own production firm. He played an appealing and vital role in the picture, which was undoubtedly be appreciated by the viewers.

Surmeet Mayyar is a Punjabi actor, writer, motivational speaker and pharmaceutical business man. He has also appeared in Punjabi film "LANKA" as Peter.

The film, written and directed by Ravi Punj, will be released across India by White Hill Studios, with music composed by White Hill Studios and Anshul Sharma. The film explores the harsh realities faced by educated young men from middle-class backgrounds who fall into criminal activities due to lack of employment opportunities and highlights the issue of rising drug addiction in Punjab.