bahurani should seriously quit bollywood!

For those who have watched the movie and found it odd that the Punjabi accent of all the key characters varies though they belong to the same village in Tarn Taran district, Ash explained, "Yes, the accent comes and goes but not at my convenience. Director Omung Kumar and I had a lengthy discussion before we started shooting, about how I am going to go forward and play a Sikhni. It was Randeep who stepped in and brought up an interesting insight that answered our doubts. He said that Sarbjit had been captured and been practically with his own company for more than two decades... so his accent would've definitely reflected a stronger and more rustic tone. Likewise, Sukpreet, (essayed by Richa) from the time Sarbjit had gone from her life, had been raising her daughters and was always at home. She had withdrawn from the outside world. She had been writing letters to her husband but she became an internalised universe in herself. So, her interactions were lesser and fewer, hence again a rustic mannerism was introduced for her. But Dalbir was a working woman before marriage, so she was outgoing and came in contact with several other accents and personalities, which influenced her way of speaking. And when her fight for her brother took her beyond her own pind, which led her to so many places, people and circumstances, her zubaan could be modified to our needs. Plus, it is a Hindi movie so we retained the Punjabiyat in her but took the liberty to modify her zubaan. It is fine-tuning. It is not like we missed out on it purposefully."