Diljit Dosanjh starrer 'Jogi' trailer out. Check out the details here
A new movie, 'Jogi', will release on the OTT giant Netflix in September. Starring Diljit Dosanjh, the movie is set against the backdrop of the 1984 riots. The recently released trailer shows emotions of friendship, hope and courage

What is the movie about?
'Jogi' tells the story of friendship and bravery among three close friends in Delhi during the 1984 riots. Though the friends face hardships due to the ongoing riots, the movie showcases their bonding and tenacity.
A period drama, 'Jogi' also stars Hiten Tejwani, Mohd. Zeeshan Ayub and Kumud Mishra. It would release on September 16 on Netflix in more than 160 countries.
What the protagonist has to say?
Diljit Dosanjh, the protagonist, wasn't present physically during the unveiling of the trailer. He, however, joined remotely and talked about the movie. He said that actors evolve with every role they play. He also added that a true actor should connect with the character he is portraying on screen.
Jinke hausle buland ho, unki himmat todna namumkin hota hai. Aisa hi hai sadda Jogi. Watch @diljitdosanjh in and as Jogi - a story about friendship, courage and hope. Out on 16th September, only on Netflix!#Jogi #JogiOnNetflix@NetflixIndia@iHimanshuMehra @aliabbaszafar pic.twitter.com/NibcMvKTEv
— aazf (@AAZFILMZ) August 30, 2022
Dosanjh was happy to portray the character in the movie 'Jogi'. He remarked that 'Jogi' would have a special place in his heart. He was happy that the movie would get the exposure of being released on Netflix. He thanked his fans for helping him become what he is. He hoped that they would like him in the character he has played in the film.
What did the director say?
Director Abbas Ali Zafar stated that the movie was based on a true story. He added the most important thing about the movie was that it should look natural. The makers were also happy to have cast Diljit in the central role. Zafar said that the actor's casting helps in justifying the role, and Dosanjh did just that.
Zafar also revealed that the crew shot the movie during the lockdowns imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Though the shooting was difficult, they pulled it off.
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