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‘Mitti Niseeb Di’: Untold story of Kashmiri Sikh community

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Last updated: November 19, 2024 12:48 am
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Published: November 19, 2024
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Srinagar, Nov 18: “Mitti Niseeb Di” is a feature film in Pahari Punjabi, telling the untold story of the Kashmiri Sikh community, their deep-rooted love for their homeland, and the challenges they face.
For generations, they have lived in the Kashmir Valley, and this film explores the culture, relationships, brotherhood, and struggles of each family in the community. The story centers on Kartar Singh, an elderly man deeply affected by the turmoil that has gripped Kashmir for the past three decades.
Like many Sikhs, Kartar is emotionally attached to his homeland, but he is also deeply concerned about the future of his community—their identity, development, and survival. The migration of Kashmiri Pandits and the tragic massacres of Sikhs in Chattisinghpora and Mehjoor Nagar have left the community in a state of confusion and uncertainty.
While the Sikhs have bravely faced these circumstances, they now live between two homes—one in Jammu and one in Kashmir—seeking security for their families. Kartar Singh, however, is adamant about staying in Kashmir, even as his son, Satbir, insists they move to Jammu during the harsh winter.
Kartar lives happily with his son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren in a small village in the Valley. He shares a special bond with his helper, Bashir, who is like family. Kartar’s one last wish is that no matter where he is, his final rites be performed in his beloved Kashmir.
As winter approaches, Kartar’s intuition tells him not to leave for Jammu. Will he be able to convince his son? Will his last wish be fulfilled?
This film takes viewers on a heartfelt journey through the lives of the Kashmiri Sikh community, raising many questions about identity, survival, and the meaning of home.
Mitti Naseeb Di proudly features an ensemble of talented local actors, each bringing authenticity and depth to their roles. Their genuine connection to the culture and story has added an unparalleled layer of realism to the film. With heartfelt performances, these actors have breathed life into the characters, making this story of love, loss, and identity truly resonate with audiences.
Balbir Sahni is a seasoned writer, producer, and director with extensive experience in film and television. A qualified filmmaker, “Mitti Naseeb Di” is his dream project, a deeply personal story that sheds light on his often overlooked Kashmiri Sikh community.
Written, directed, and produced by Sahni, this feature film boasts a compelling screenplay and is set to release soon on both national and international platforms.

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