Renowned Sikh preacher Bhai Ranjit Singh Ji Dhadrianwale has come out in strong support of the Punjabi film Akaal, calling it a powerful tribute to Punjab’s rich cultural and spiritual heritage. At a time when the film is facing criticism from some quarters, Dhadrianwale urged people to embrace and uplift such cinematic efforts.

“Instead of finding faults, we should support films like Akaal. Gippy Grewal and his team have done something commendable by bringing our culture to the big screen,” he said. “When someone watches Akaal and sees the depth of Punjabi tradition, it inspires them to connect with their roots,” he added. 

The preacher’s endorsement adds significant weight to the ongoing conversation around Akaal, which explores themes of identity, faith, and resilience rooted in Sikh and Punjabi values. His remarks are being widely shared online, with many viewers and cultural commentators praising his call for unity and cultural pride.

Dhadrianwale emphasized that such films are more than just entertainment, they serve as reminders of Punjab’s glorious past and its moral compass. “Cinema has the power to educate and awaken. Akaal is one such effort,” he said.

Written, produced and directed by Gippy Grewal, the film 'Akaal' has been receiving widespread praise for its storytelling and the way it has shed light on the rich culture of Punjab.