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The much-awaited film has been removed from ZEE5 after 2 days of release. I was gonna watch it today. This sucks. What could be the reason?

I have seen Carry on jatta more times than i have seen its sequels combined. I watxhed it in my office in 2012 and everyone asked me what i m watchung and suddenly people from Rsjastha, Orrisa, west bengal,Jammu etc were watching it.

I watched it again 2 days ago and want to write on how different it is from sequels and why i liked it

Simple setting: Entire movie was set in Jalandhat and barely had about 5 sets. Surrounding felt real compared to more elaborste settings in sequels

Dialogues: diolagues in the sequels are way too loud compared to original. No one is really shouting. It feels like real conversation even at the end. Even Karamjit Anmol who played caricaturish role in the sequels was playing role of normal person

No slap stick: there is no physical comedy. Its all situation and script driven.

Technically a Punjabi movie, and Pakistani production

That cleared up let's get the conversation going...

I finally watched The Legend of Maula Jatt — and I’m of the opinion Noori is the real hero of the film. Not Maula.

Yep, I said it. Hear me out:

Noori’s moral line

He saves his sister from being buried alive. That’s not villain behaviour; that’s someone who refuses to tolerate injustice, even within his own clan.

His loyalty is absolute

He loves Daaro fiercely and unconditionally. She’s not just “family” to him; she’s the person he trusts most.

He wants an opponent worthy of him

Yes, he’s arrogant. But he’s also driven by honour. He’s looking for someone he can respect, not just someone he can crush.

He feels shame when his father fights dishonourably

When his father attacks Maula from behind, Noori’s disgust is instant. That shame leads him to kill his own father — a brutal act, but one rooted in his code of honour.

He’s arguably the film’s strongest feminist ally

After his father’s death, he makes Daaro the head of the clan. He doesn’t just “respect” her; he elevates her.

Even at the end, he fights with honour

Even when he believes Maula killed his sister, he still faces him head‑on. Yes, he kidnaps half the village — but narratively, he stays consistent with his code: confront your enemy directly.

So yeah… controversial take, but Noori isn’t the villain. He’s a tragic hero with a rigid moral compass, deep loyalty, and more emotional complexity than Maula himself.

movie truly showed how brutally Punjab suffered during that dark period. Watching how our own people were forced to turn against each other was heartbreaking. There seemed to be no humanity, no justice, no human rights only fear and unimaginable pain.
It feels like an open wound that has never really healed. It makes you think about everything

Punjab went through, about an entire generation that was almost wiped out, and about the countless mothers who never got to see their sons return home. God only knows how many families were left shattered forever.

The first two hours were emotional, but the last 40 minutes completely broke me. I couldn’t hold back my tears. Watching Kuljeet speak the truth, despite everything, was one of the most powerful and heartbreaking parts of the film.

The director deserves immense credit for having the courage to bring such a painful chapter of history to the screen. And Diljit, as always, disappeared into his character. His performance felt so genuine and heartfelt that you could feel every emotion with him.

I also really admired Arjun Rampal’s performance. He carried his role with strength and conviction, portraying the CBI officer with such honesty and determination to bring the truth before the courts. Jagdeep Sandhu was equally outstanding as Kuljeet. His performance was deeply moving and stayed with me long after the film

this is a film that makes you feel, reflect, and ask difficult questions. It left a heavy weight on my heart.

I just watched rabb da radio 3, for free thankfully, and it is horrible. The storyline is trash, acting is subpar, and direction is overall sloppy. I think punjabi cinema needs to move on from old school pind vibes and beating this sequel trend. A sequel is continuing a story not just using the same set. Pollywood is a joke since Gippy took over anyways.

The makers thought ki jaswinder bhalla bhawein heart attack naal margya, par audience nu ta assi bhor bhorke hi maar dena. Review mangonge te comment ch likhdu, but at this point tan gippy nu enne paise naal retire hoke kitte vass jana chahida filma chhadke, because what was this absolute horse shit. Enne paise ehi ji bekaar film bnaun te laun naalo adhe paise oui ghuggi, dhillon ura ch vand de. Aapde v paise bachau te punjabi audience di v mental sanity. Je ticket krwa ee lyi ae ta mixed popcorn lai leyo, ohna naal mada mota jee lagju. Nhi je hje v marzi naal dekhn challe o tan baba bhalli kare bai.

For people who've watched the movie any reviews?? I'm expecting it to be pretty bad but still would love to know if I should watch it or not?

It was teased at the end of it, 'To Be Continued'. I liked it.

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Honestly after this Ipl I found her literally irritating because whenever she wants fame she changes her support. During ipl she wanted fame so went to support rcb, now she wants money, now she started supporting punjab/punjabi things. Honestly I don't have any issue regarding her supporting Rcb, the main problem is that she was desperate to see Punjab loose and was reacting childish and crying whenever Punjab was hitting a six. I will just watch her movie because of Jay Randhawa.