Jogi Teaser Diljit Dosanjh As Jogi Swears To Support His Family And Friends In The Midst Of The Delhi Riots
Jogi Teaser: Diljit Dosanjh As Jogi Swears To Support His Family And Friends In The Midst Of The 1984 Delhi Riots
In Jogi, Diljit Dosanjh and Ali Abbas Zafar will vividly depict a story of bravery and valour during the 1984 Sikh riots in Delhi. The movie will debut on Netflix the following month.
The Jogi teaser, which features Diljit Dosanjh in the lead role, was just released on YouTube. It tells the story of a young Sikh guy who gets involved in the Delhi Sikh riots of 1984. The film Jogi, directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, will tell the tale of his bravery and chivalry during the terrible riots. The first trailer for the movie was released on social media yesterday, and it starred Diljit as Jogi, a man who always sticks by his friends and family.
The preview, which was released on Saturday, gave everyone a peek of Jogi's pleasant home life in Delhi before the catastrophic events of 1984. We see how Diljit clings to his loved ones and swears to keep them safe no matter what. Netflix shared the trailer, saying, "Dekhiye Jogi ki himmat, Jogi ki dosti, and Jogi ka haunsla. Jogi will stream on September 16 exclusively on Netflix." In September, the movie will be available to stream on Netflix.
In a recent interview with Hindustan Times, Diljit discussed the movie Jogi and claimed that the topic is really close to his heart. He stated: "My birth year is 1984 as well. Growing up, I was exposed to tales and true accounts of the riots and the time period. In fact, I once produced a Punjabi movie called Punjab 1984 that also received a National Film Award. As a result, the topic is very significant to me, and Ali sir chose the perfect story."
The movie was made during the COVID 19 pandemic, and Diljit said in the same chat that releasing it on OTT is the best choice because it will reach a large audience. Kumud Mishra, Amyra Dastur, Mohd Zeeshan Ayyub, and Hiten Tejwani are also featured in the movie. The movie, which was directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, will be available on Netflix on September 16.