The movie ‘Amar Singh Chamkila’, starring the Punjabi star cast Diljit Dosanjh and Parineeti Chopra and directed by Imtiaz Ali, is set to premiere on Netflix on April 12, 2024. The trailer launch has ignited excitement among the fans of Amar Singh Chamkila and those who are eagerly waiting for filmmaker Imtiaz Ali’s return to feature films.
It feels like a comeback when the director of the film is all set for release in April and it has finally shared the first glimpse of the film a year later, which first premiered in collaboration with Netflix.
The biopic of one of the country’s most celebrated musicians, Late Punjabi singers Amar Singh Chamkila and Amarjot Kaur, has created waves since it was first rumored and later confirmed. A few weeks away from the release of the film on Netflix, Imtiaz Ali released the first trailer for the biopic movie. The trailer promised a new cinematic experience that was quite beyond expectations from Imtiaz Ali, and that’s the best and most exciting part of it.
Trailer Out Now
The excitement for the movie has been huge, with the trailer becoming one of the most requested items online recently, and it was heightened by the very first release of two songs from the album, namely Ishq Mitaye and Naram Kaalia, by the filmmaker. The trailer dropped on March 28, 2024, on Netflix’s official YouTube channel, offering a glimpse of what’s to come and what we can expect from the movie through the trailer. It carries the direction of Imtiaz perfectly and introduces the audience to a new vibe we haven’t seen from him before.
‘Amar Singh Chamkila’ Trailer Review:
The highly anticipated trailer for ‘Amar Singh Chamkila’, starring Diljit Dosanjh and Parineeti Chopra, has been released on Netflix’s YouTube channel, and it is impressive from the beginning to the end. With beautifully captivating music by AR Rahman and powerful direction by Imtiaz Ali, it introduced Late Punjabi singer Amar Singh Chamkila with the title of ‘Elvis of Punjab’. The trailer surpasses expectations, delivering a flawless presentation.
The movie trailer beautifully captures the journey from a sock factory worker with a love for music since childhood to a confident performer on stage with a mic and audience.
With AR Rahaman’s music magic and Irsad Kamil’s lyrics raising the bar with each note, the trailer reaches its peak, reflecting their iconic partnership known for albums like Rockstar, Highway, and Tamasha. The music shines brightly, mirroring the main character, who is also a singer.
The trailer manages to create tension by not only depicting the tragic and brutal end of Late Punjabi singer Amar Singh Chamkila at the very young age of 27. In the trailer, Imtiaz Ali’s poetic vision is evident as we see men with guns approaching Chamkila, who says a beautiful poetic line emphasizing “Yeh Bandook Wale Hain Inka Toh Kaam Hai Goli Chalana Aur Yeh Chalay Ge, Hum Ganne Bajana Wala Hain Hamara Kaam Hain Geet Gaana Aur Hum Gaye Ge”, translated in English as “They are shooters. Their job is to shoot. So, they will shoot. We are singers. Our job is to sing. So, we will sing”.
However, the absence of dialogue for Parineeti Chopra and only having a short screen time as shown in the trailer raises questions about her role, and regarding these statements, the crew states that she will be having multiple songs in the film.
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