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Vadda Ghar on OTT: Here's when, where you can watch Jobanpreet Singh's Punjabi family drama
Jobanpreet Singh and Mandy Takhar, the impressive duo from the 2019 film Saak, reunited on the big screen with Vadda Ghar in 2024. It had been a long five years since they shared the spotlight, hence their fans were excited about the release of the Punjabi family drama last year. When Singh and Takhar announced the news of Vadda Ghar, they gave a big shout-out to all their dedicated fans for the support they showed for Saak. Now, Vadda Ghar is set to make its digital debut on Chaupal in August 2025. Vadda Ghar When to watch Vadda Ghar The Punjabi family drama will be released on August 21, 2025 on Chaupal, which will be accessible via OTTplay Premium too. Vadda Ghar cast members The Punjabi family drama is co-directed by Goldie Dhillon and Kamaljit Singh. Apart from Jobanpreet Singh and Mandy Takhar in the lead, Vadda Ghar also features Nirmal Rishi, Sardar Sohi, and Amar Noorie. Other cast members are Bhinda Aujla and Ravinder Mand in pivotal roles. What is the plot of Vadda Ghar? The story follows the lives of two brothers and their parents, Samrath and Sukhwinder. Set against the beautiful backdrop of Punjab and British Columbia in Canada, the film also features two love stories–Baani with Jasvir and Deepa with Kelly. The Punjabi film revolves around family bonds and the complexities of their relationships with a focus on the cultural and possible generational differences. The title of the film translates to 'big house' and it is an exploration into the family dynamics and cultural diversity within the Punjabi household. Vadda Ghar delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and family bonds amidst their struggles. The Punjabi film was announced in 2022, but released only in 2024. The film reportedly faced some challenges in distribution, but eventually made its theatrical debut in December. Meanwhile, you can also watch Jobanpreet Singh and Mandy Takhar's Saak on Chaupal via OTTplay Premium
Hindustan Times
30-04-2025
- Hindustan Times
Ludhiana: Six armed men barge into house, thrash farmer, police probe on
A chilling incident stemming from a complaint filed with Scottish police has resulted in a violent attack on a family home in Latala village. Acting on a grievance lodged in Scotland by two women, the brother of the accused, along with several accomplices, allegedly stormed the residence of one of the women's fathers in the early hours of April 11. According to the first information report (FIR) registered by the Jodhan Police, farmer Harpreet Singh of Village Latala reported that six individuals, including Robanpreet Singh from Village Bhoona Kona in Tarn Taran, forcibly entered his home around 1.40 am. The assailants, allegedly armed with sharp weapons, assaulted Mr. Singh and ransacked the property. Their motive, as stated in the FIR, was to coerce Mr. Singh into pressuring his daughter, Simran Kaur, who resides in Scotland, to withdraw a complaint she had filed against Robanpreet Singh's brother, Jobanpreet Singh. The intruders fled after Mr. Singh raised an alarm, issuing threats as they departed. Sub-inspector Gurdeep Singh, the investigating officer, revealed that the dispute originated in Scotland, where Simran Kaur and her friend were tenants in a property owned by Jobanpreet Singh. Following a disagreement, the two women moved to a different residence. Subsequently, Jobanpreet Singh allegedly began harassing them, prompting them to file a formal complaint with the Scottish authorities. The investigation further revealed that, allegedly at the behest of his brother Jobanpreet, the arrested accused, Robanpreet Singh, who recently returned from working in Dubai, trespassed into the home of the woman's parents and issued threats. Police have registered an FIR under Sections 333 (house-trespass), 190 (every member of an unlawful assembly is guilty of any offense committed in prosecution of the common object of that assembly), 191(3) (rioting, being armed with a deadly weapon), 324(4) (mischief), 351(3) (criminal intimidation), and 61(2) (criminal conspiracy) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Sub-inspector Gurdeep Singh confirmed the arrest of Robanpreet Singh and stated that efforts are underway to apprehend his remaining unidentified accomplices.
