Music release of ‘47 to 84 – Hun Main Kisnu Watan Kahunga’ pays a soulful tribute to families of 1984 anti-Sikh genocide victims

Filmmakers start unique campaign titled ?Stories of 84? for survivors wanting to share experiences Chandigarh: At a time when Pollywood has gone full blast on comedy and there is a dearth of varied subjects, ?47 to 84 ? Hun Main Kisnu Watan Kahunga? breaks... More

Filmmakers start unique campaign titled ?Stories of 84? for survivors wanting to share experiences Chandigarh: At a time when Pollywood has gone full blast on comedy and there is a dearth of varied subjects, ?47 to 84 ? Hun Main Kisnu Watan Kahunga? breaks all shackles and is all set to usher in a diverse genre. The movie deals on a very sensitive path with ?47 to 84? that is a journey of a young Sikh girl who has witnessed both the fateful times. The movie is a gripping narrative based on true accounts of suffering and painful incidents as well as those of courage and bravery in fighting injustice. The music launch of the movie was an exclusive venture. Babli Singh from Producer Shemaroo Films Pvt. Ltd launched the music of the film, along with National Award Winning director Rajeev Sharma and music director R. Sheen. Jagdish Kaur, who is a survivor of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, was the guest of honour at the music launch that was held at Hotel Shivalik View in the Chandigarh. Initiati Less