
Chal Mera Putt (2019) on Netflix
Jinder, Bikkar and Billa work in Birmingham without papers, dodging immigration raids while sending money home to India. Savy and Bal become their neighbors. Tabrez and Boota come from Pakistan.
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- IMDb7.5/103,340 votes
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Plot summary
Jinder, Bikkar and Billa are in Birmingham, United Kingdom without documents, holding down several jobs at once so that they can send money to their families in India. Immigration raids are a constant threat. Savy and Bal take the flat beside theirs and get to know the men. Tabrez and Boota come over from Pakistan hoping to earn, and stay with Chaudhary Shamsher, who wants more people sharing his home. When the friends quit their place in a rush, thinking the police have arrived to take them, they need a new address; meeting Shamsher gives them one, and the whole group ends up under the same roof.
Cast
Simi Chahalas Savy
Amrinder Gillas Jinder
Iftikhar Thakuras Chaudhary Shamsher
- Akram Udaasas Boota
Nasir Chinyotias Tabrez
- Agha Majidas Tabrez's father
- Gurshabad Singhas Billa(Gushabad Singh)
- Hardeep Gillas Bikkar Chacha(Hardeep Gill)
Seema Kaushalas Chachi
- Rup Khatkaras Bal
Raj Dhaliwalas Boota's wife
- Sanju Solankias Billa's father
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Chal Mera Putt (2019)
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- By its fifth weekend, Chal Mera Putt became the highest-grossing Punjabi film overseas with more than US$3.6 million, beating the US$3.57 million record of Chaar Sahibzaade (2014).
- The All Indian Cine Workers Association called for Chal Mera Putt to be banned in India, saying it violated the association's ban on collaborating with Pakistani artists after the 2019 Pulwama attack, but the film opened on its scheduled date.
- Chal Mera Putt was supposed to be released in Pakistan, but it was not able to obtain a release certificate there.
- Amrinder Gill said filming had been scheduled for February 2019 but was delayed because of relations between India and Pakistan at the time.






















