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Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Applauds ‘Guru Nanak Jahaz’ After Mohali Screening, Urges Artists to Promote Rich Punjabi Culture

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann watched the Tarsem Jassar-led film Guru Nanak Jahaz in Mohali and praised the filmmakers for their remarkable effort in showcasing Punjab’s historical struggles.

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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann watched the Tarsem Jassar-led film Guru Nanak Jahaz in Mohali and praised the filmmakers for their remarkable effort in showcasing Punjab’s historical struggles. The movie, centered on the Komagata Maru incident, sheds light on the sacrifices made by Punjabis in their fight for justice and freedom.
 
Addressing the media post-screening, CM Mann expressed his admiration, saying, “Watching Guru Nanak Jahaz was a privilege. This film captures the spirit of Punjabis who fought tirelessly for our rights. It’s vital for our youth to understand our storied past and the battles Punjabis waged for freedom. Bringing the Komagata Maru incident to the big screen is a laudable achievement, and I commend the entire team for their commitment.”
 
Highlighting the strides made by the Punjabi film industry, he remarked, “Pollywood has come of age, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with Bollywood and Hollywood. The sacrifices of Punjabis are so vast that we could make countless films and still not capture them all. Punjab has paid an enormous price for the nation’s freedom.”
 
Mann emphasized the film’s historical accuracy, stating, “Every scene in the movie stays true to history, which is commendable.”
 
He also took the opportunity to address Punjabi artists, urging them to steer clear of songs glorifying violence, guns, or drugs. “Punjab’s culture is vibrant and profound. Our singers should create music that celebrates this heritage. From Guru Gobind Singh Ji to Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, our history is defined by resistance against tyranny,” he said.
 
Commenting on the nationwide mock drills planned for May 7 to prepare for potential security threats, CM Mann affirmed Punjab’s solidarity, stating, “We are fully aligned with India in the fight against terrorism and will actively participate in the mock drills to strengthen our preparedness.”
 
Mann’s praise for Guru Nanak Jahaz and his call to promote Punjab’s cultural legacy reflect his vision for a socially responsible and culturally vibrant Punjab.
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