“Parinda Paar Geyaa” is a breath of fresh air in Punjabi cinema, introducing a new concept that resonates with the youth. The film’s relatable storyline and meaningful direction by Ksshitij Chaudhary make it a MUST-WATCH film for audiences worldwide.
The film’s plot and upbeat music are its strengths, keeping the audience engaged from start to finish the movie narrates the story of a young man, Jass Dhaliwal, played by Gurnam Bhullar, trying to fit in with the Punjabi music industry with his singing and writing talent. As the movie grows, Jass accidentally meets another star, Prince, who plays a vital role in making his romantic and musical journey a worthy watch.
Talking about the leading ladies in the film, Roopi Gill and Isha Sharma, both portray an important role in Gurnam’s life-changing events. The movie shows how heartbroken a person can be when their love is not reciprocated and to what extent he may go in both positive and negative ways.
That’s not all; it’s not just a tale of heartbreak but also the narration that explains to the youth that it’s not always the end of something, but maybe the beginning of something unexpected that takes you to something surprising in your life.
Each scene is meticulously crafted, contributing to the overall narrative and maintaining suspense. The turn of events in the film is intriguing, adding to the film’s appeal.
The performances by the cast are noteworthy. Gurnam Bhullar, Roopi Gill, Donny Kapoor, and Tanroj Singh have delivered outstanding performances, bringing their characters to life and adding depth to the narrative. Their chemistry on-screen is vibrant and fresh, making the film even more enjoyable.
The music of the film, with lyrics penned by Khara and Gurnam Bhullar and music composed by the talented duo Gaurav Dev and Kartik Dev, has struck a chord with music enthusiasts. The title track has further heightened the excitement surrounding the film.
In conclusion, “Parinda Paar Geyaa” is a must-watch for anyone looking for a unique cinematic experience. It is a testament to the evolving Punjabi cinema, proving that it can produce quality content that can compete with the best in the industry.
