The best Jagjeet Sandhu’s movies
We present our ranking of the best Jagjeet Sandhu’s movies. Do you love cinema? Or are you looking for a movie of your favorite actor to watch tonight? Surely you have some to see or that you did not know yet about Jagjeet Sandhu.
Unni Ikki
6.7/10
A young Punjabi couple doesn't reveal their relationship to their parents, but then the girl's parents find an NRI groom for her. To make matters worse, mobile networks shut down in the area for three days.
Sufna
8/10
The life of a free-spirited and irresponsible young man changes when he meets a beautiful woman from a neighboring village.
Sajjan Singh Rangroot
7.3/10
The film SAJJAN SINGH RANGROOT is based on true story about the Sikh Regiment, serving in the British Indian Army, during World War I. The movie depicts one such war hero Sajjan Singh, who is an officer in the British Army and served on the western front during the WW1 against Germany.
Dakuaan Da Munda
7.6/10
Rupinder Gandhi The Gangster
6.6/10
With the local police force unwilling to deal with crime, a college student and his gang take it upon themselves to mete out justice in their own way.
Rabb Da Radio 2
7.2/10
When Manjinder Singh (Taresem Jassar) takes his newly wedded wife Guddi (Simmi Chahal) to his maternal home, he is heartbroken to realize that things are not what they used to be 16 years back. Once a close-knit family of his four maternal uncles now had walls not only between their houses but within their hearts as well. Manjinder and Guddi vow to reunite the estranged brothers and their families.
Mitti Virasat Babbran Di
8.1/10
Terrorism and drugs are two of Punjab`s biggest woes in contemporary times, affecting the state`s youth on an unprecedented scale. With the politicians and law officials turning a blind eye to this for their own personal gains, the film underlines the need for citizens to unite against these social evils. Alternating between two eras, Mitti Virasat Babbaran Di tells the story of a group of freedom fighters who fought against the British in the 1920s, and their modern counterparts who are fighting against their own countrymen.
Please Kill Me
7.7/10
A girl returning from Canada after 4 years is abducted in Kharar, Punjab. The police is left clueless as the kidnapper is always one step ahead of them.
