By
Samachar Vishesh News
Chandigarh 17th November:- While Punjabi cinema is not new to
showcasing the fun, flamboyant side of Punjabis on the silver screen yet the
themes of the struggles that the educated youth of the State face when it comes
to realizing their dreams, are seldom explored in our industry.
Bringing
forth the dilemma and challenges that today’s youth faces in Punjab when it
comes to pursuing their passion, Harry Punj & Baljinder Singh (under their
label – The Titanic Film Production) are presenting a film titled TITANIC which
releases on 21st Of December.
Featuring
a great mix of veterans and newcomers, Titanic stars actors like Kamal
Khangura, Gurpreet Kaur bhangu, Hobby Dhaliwal, Raj Singh Jhinger, Garv
Moudgill , Malkit Rauni , Tarsem Paul, Sunny Gill, Balwinder bullet,
Satwinder Kaur, Satwant Kaur, Simran Sehajpal and Akash Gill etc.
Directed
by Ravi Punj, the Titanic has been shot in Chandigarh and different locations
of Punjab. While talking to the press, the director said that Titanic is a
story of a young boy life who has a dream of joining the Indian Navy.
Unfortunately, his dreams get shattered due to weak economic condition of his
family and the unsupportive system. However, to realize his dream, he puts in
every possible effort from riding Autorikshaws to doing many odd jobs. Whether
he shall be able to fulfill his dream or not, that’s what Titanic is all about.
The
producers of the film added that shooting for a film like Titanic raised many
production challenges. But we left no stone unturned to fulfill the demand of
the script and went that extra mile to bring the vision of the director into
reality.
Titanic’s
music is given by DJ Narender. There are six songs in the film for which
the lyrics have been penned down by Jung Sandhu, Tejinder Kishangarhia and
Raman Sekhon. We will hear the soulful and melodious voices Gurnam Bhullar,
Ninja, Feroz Khan, Ali Brothers, Deepak Dhillon and Arti Gill along with some
breathtaking cinematography by K. Sunil, the film is all set to leave a mark in
Punjabi cinema.
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