Director Imtiaz Ali, known for cult classics like “Jab We Met”, “Love Aaj Kal,” and “Rockstar,” faced a slump in his career with flops such as “Tamasha” and “Jab Harry Met Sejal.” His last film, “Love Aaj Kal 2,” was a huge debacle critically and commercially.
However, he returns with a Netflix release titled “Amar Singh Chamkila,” focusing on the life of the famed singer who met a tragic end with his wife in 1988.
The reviews are out and most of them hail the film as outstanding. Imtiaz Ali is back with his top game. Dijit Dosanjh’s performance is the highlight of the film. AR Rahman delivers a sizzling score after a long time.
Social media buzz reflects the sentiment, with users lauding the film’s portrayal of Punjab’s societal norms and the captivating storytelling.
Cinephiles are commending the film for its relevance and impact, particularly in addressing themes of censorship and morality against the backdrop of the past.
Dosanjh’s portrayal of Chamkila is hailed as memorable and one of the finest in recent times, and the film is celebrated for its attention to detail and poignant storytelling.
Overall, “Amar Singh Chamkila” appears to mark a significant comeback for Imtiaz Ali, earning accolades for its performances, music, cinematography, and direction.
The film’s success is anticipated to be a boon for all the talent involved and the streaming platform Netflix.