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As someone who has mostly seen Diljit in comic and light roles, it was totally refreshing for me to see him in a new avatar where he gets to display every aspect of his character to the fullest. You don’t feel like you’re watching a film, instead you relate to Diljit’s Jogi’s pain. There is a scene where he cuts his hair. As the scissors move on his braid, tears roll down not just through his eyes but the viewers’ too irrespective of the fact whether you’re a Sikh or not – that’s the depth of his acting. Also, I would like to give it to Diljit for choosing the subject of his films. The courage that big names of cinema couldn’t muster, Diljit is continuously bringing it to mainstream and how
Kumkum Bhagya
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