Ambarsariya

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Release date: 25 March 2016

Running time: 140 minutes

Diljit Dosanjh stars as an insurance salesman in this colourful Punjabi romantic comedy thriller. The stunning holy city of Ambarsar is home to that great Sikh shrine, the Golden Temple. It's also where we find Diljit Dosanjh's Ambarsariya. An insurance salesman who's clocked up a record number of sales, this stylish, mischievous and occasionally rather annoying Gabhru Jatt roams the crowded lanes of the Hall Bazaar on his trademark Yezdi bike. Women find him irresistible and at least three (Navneet Dhillon, Monica Gill, Lauren Gotliebb) find themselves falling in love. But is there more to this carefree young man than meets the eye? Mandeep Kumar, director of the 2011 mega-hit Punjabi comedy Jihne Mera Dil Luteya reunites with that film's star, Diljit Dosanjh, to recreate its magic in an extraordinary new setting. It's produced by Tips Films, whose other big Punjabi hits include Dil Apna Punjabi and Mel Karade Rabba.

Original title: Ambarsariya

Cast: Diljit Dosanjh, Gurpreet Ghuggi, Gul Panag, Binnu Dhillion, Lauren Gottlieb

Director: Mandeep Kumar

Production: 2016

Age restrictions: 12A

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