Sargun Mehta, an actress best known for her television daily soap operas, has appeared in a number of Hindi and Punjabi films. One of them is Love Punjab, which came out in 2016. Sargun has collaborated with well-known performers such as Diljit Dosanjh, Gippy Grewal, Ammy Virk, Akshay Kumar, and others. Nevertheless, her Love Punjab drama is now poised to make its digital debut on Chaupal and OTTplay Premium.

When should Love Punjab be watched?

Love Punjab, a family drama film starring Sargun Mehta and Amrinder Gill in the lead roles, will premiere on Chuapal and OTTplay Premium on June 19, 2025. The Punjabi film, which was released in 2016, earned about Rs 25 crore at the box office and received a 7.6 out of 10 rating on IMDb.

What is the storyline of Love Punjab?

The Tale of Love Punjab centers on a family that is divided by incessant disputes between the husband and wife, with their young son caught in the middle and enduring the most. The child suffers as a result of the stress, and he becomes depressed. In a hopeless search for a cure, the parents consult a psychiatrist, who recommends that they change their surroundings. The father organizes a visit to Punjab, their ancestral home, in an effort to reestablish his son' connections to his heritage.

Upon arrival, the family is astonished to see that the village has been changed by a combination of Western and traditional Punjabi customs. The boy's family has tried to retain the core of Punjab's cultural heritage while modernizing. The youngster started to thrive as the family spent more time in Punjab, developing a strong affection for the region and its inhabitants. The parents also reconnected and reignited the emotional connection they had lost throughout the years.

Punjab's victory over Bajirao Mastani and Airlift at the cinema love

For those who are unaware, Love Punjab, a regional film, was released in 2016 alongside Ranveer Singh's Bajirao Mastani and Akshay Kumar's Airlift. Believe it or not, but Love Punjab outperformed the two major Hindi films at the box office during their opening weekends in Australia and New Zealand.

Numerous Punjabi NRIs living in these nations appeared to have shown far greater affection and enthusiasm for the Punjabi film than for the Hindi dramas, according to reports. Famous film critic Taran Adarsh posted the box office figures on his official social media account.