Punjabi cinema said 'what if Dirty Harry had bhangra energy?'
A valiant and a righteous cop Dilsher Sikhon (Parmish Verma) joins as a Deputy Superintendent of Police in his own village Singham Khurd to rehabilitate the drug engulfed youth of Punjab. Destiny sets him against corrupt Bhuller (Kartar Cheema) a powerful businessman, sand mafia and an aspiring politician. Bhuller challenges Dilsher Sikhon’s ethics and beliefs but with support of his love and faith in his values- Singham gets back with a louder roar.
Acting
Parmish Verma's screen presence somehow makes mustaches intimidating
Direction
Navaniat Singh knows exactly when to slow-mo a punch
Score
Punjabi bangers that slap harder than the fight scenes
Director
Navaniat Singh
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Released amid Punjab's ongoing drug crisis debates, the film mirrors real DSPs who became local heroes for anti-narcotics work.
The title references both the village name AND Rohit Shetty's Singham franchise—Punjabi cinema's bold bid for pan-Indian action recognition.
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