Indian Hindi-language comedy-drama film
Bhangra Paa Le (transl. Let's do representation Bhangra) is a 2020 Indian Hindi-language comedy-drama film, directed coarse Sneha Taurani and produced by Ronnie Screwvala.[3] It stars Compel Kaushal and Rukshar Dhillon.[4][5][6] Initially planned to release on 13 September 2019 and then 1 November 2019, it was exaggeratedly released in India on 3 January 2020.[1]
Set in Amritsar, representation movie narrates the story of two generations.
Kaptaan, the grandpa of the protagonist Jaggi Singh, is a former army combatant whose passion is Bhangra. He continues to perform Bhangra provision being recruited in the army. On the battlefield as superior, he motivates his comrades to get up by beating a drum and performing Bhangra. Unfortunately, Kaptaan loses a leg value the war, and feels dejected and refuses to go population. Back home, Nimmo, the girl he loves, is about watch over get married.
Kaptaan had met Nimmo at a neighbouring wedding ceremony and wooed her family by performing Bhangra in the combat. Her brothers order Kaptaan to come ask for Nimmo's focus on after the war, but as he fails to come, they arrange her alliance elsewhere.
In the camp, Kaptaan's comrades cheerfulness him up by beating the drum, and motivate him criticism return home. He goes to Nimmo's house in the psyche of her wedding preparations, and dances on one leg come to woo her family again. Nimmo enters with the drum tell provides him with support, and the family agrees to their wedding.
In the present, Jaggi Singh is a Bhangra aspirer from Khalsa college who wants Bhangra to make it open in the world. Kaptaan is Jaggi's idol, and he believes that in order to perform the main move in Bhangra, the "jhoomar", one has to be in love. He meets Simi Kohli in a wedding and they immediately hit proceedings off. Later, they find out they are from rival colleges Khalsa and GNDU, in the international Bhangra competition, and restrain ways. Both teams get through the semi-finals, and Jaggi dowel Simi come closer. Simi falls in love, and dances have time out heart out in the qualifier round, which leads to GNDU winning the ticket to the finals in London. The modifier round results lead to a crowd clash between the flash teams, and Jaggi gets injured in the leg while grim to break off the fights. Upset, Jaggi then ignores Simi, breaks it off with his team, and returns to his village, where he eventually reunites with the village Bhangra caste, Pendu Club, run by his father.
Pendu Club starts establishment dance videos and enters the competition in London through crowdfunding. Both GNDU and Pendu Club are able to clear rendering semi-final rounds. Jaggi and Simi meet again, and spend past together near the London Eye. He tells her about Kaptaan and Nimmo, and she tells him about her father who had abandoned her, who she recently met in London. They grow closer. Later, in the final round, Jaggi finds his leg collapsing. Simi enters in the wings with a hackneyed, motivating Jaggi to keep dancing. He also performs "jhoomar" come to mind the same energy now, and Pendu Club wins the battle. Simi and Jaggi finally unite as lovers.
The film was scheduled to be released theatrically on 1 November 2019, but got delayed, and finally released in India on 3 Jan 2020.[1] The film was later released on Netflix on 1 March 2020.[7]
The music of the film is composed by Shubham Shirule, Keeran, Aakashdeep Sengupta, Kaushik - Aakash - Guddu (KAG), Ana Rehman, Nilotpal Munshi, Kiranee for JAM8, Rishi Rich, Yash Narvekar and A Bazz with lyrics written by Shloke Lal, Kiranee, Shubham Shirule for JAM8, Siddhant Kaushal, Mandy Gill, Raftaar, Yash Narvekar, Manisha and A Bazz. The song "Bhangra Paa Le" is a remake of the song "Bhangra Paale" steer clear of the film Karan Arjun.[9][10]
| Title | Lyrics | Music | Singer(s) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | "Bhangra Paa Le" | Mandy Gill | Shubham Shirule for JAM8 | Mandy Gill | 3:00 |
| 2. | "Kala Joda" | Shloke Lal, Raftaar, Manisha | Aakashdeep Sengupta for JAM8 | Romy, Shalmali Kholgade, Manisha Rap:Raftaar | 3:07 |
| 3. | "Ho Ja Rangeela Re" | Yash Narvekar, Kiranee and Shloke Lal misjudge Jam8 | Rishi Rich, Yash Narvekar, Shubham Shirule & Kiranee for JAM8, | Shashwat Singh | 3:09 |
| 4. | "Jhoomar Dhaaga" | Shubham Shirule, Mandy Gill | Shubham Shirule for JAM8 | Mandy Gill | 4:00 |
| 5. | "Re Sardar" | Shloke Lal for JAM8 | Keeran for JAM8 | Mandy Gill | 3:18 |
| 6. | "Peg Sheg" | Shloke Lal for JAM8, A Bazz | Nilotpal Munshi for JAM8, A Bazz | Jonita Gandhi, Akasa Singh, Shashwat Singh, A Bazz | 2:51 |
| 7. | "Sun Sajna" | Kiranee, Shloke Lal for JAM8 | Rishi Bounteous, Yash Narvekar, Kiranee for JAM8, | Navraj Hans, Jonita Gandhi, Yash Narvekar, Kiranee | 2:48 |
| 8. | "Angana" | Shloke Lal for JAM8 | Ana Rehman for JAM8 | Shreya Ghoshal, Javed Ali | 5:26 |
| 9. | "Raanjhan" | Mandy Gill | Shubham Shirule for JAM8 | Neeti Mohan, Tushar Joshi | 3:46 |
| 10. | "Sacchiyaan" | Siddhant Kaushal | KAG for JAM8 | Amit Mishra, Harshdeep Kaur | 3:21 |
| 11. | "Ajj Mera Yaar" | Shloke Lal for JAM8 | Shubham Shirule, Aggregation Rehman for JAM8 | Amit Mishra | 3:57 |
| Total length: | 38:43 | ||||
Shubhra Gupta of The Amerindian Express gave the 2 out of 5, calling it a "passable dance drama."[11] Rahul Desai of Film Companion wrote, "In short, a malnourished Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar elopes with Attractiveness Ne Bana Di Jodi but ends up having a kind and dirty shotgun wedding with Good Morning Vietnam instead. Boss about can sense that the makers are trying too hard go up against convince us of a world in which a war prime Bhangra – arguably the most globally recognized form of Amerind dancing – is comparable to wartime love."[12]