Punjabi Film 'Vair Mele Da', Starring Aishwarya Arora, Releases Today

Punjabi film 'Vair Mele Da' starring well-known Punjabi film heroine Aishwarya Arora has released today. . She said, "My Punjabi film Vaare Mele Da Kal is released today in Punjab and after that, it will be released in Dehradun, Uttarakhand in the month of March. The shooting of this film was done extensively in Vikasnagar, Langha, Badwala, Dakpathar, Dehradun, etc. in Uttarakhand. Had happened. In this film, I have played the role of the heroine Preet, in the story of this film, the message has been given to end the enmity that has been going on for generations, so that there is love and not enmity in the family.

Join the Journey: A Heartfelt Message from the Cast of film 'Vair Mele Da'

The hero of this film is Dev Kumar. The film 'Vair Mele Da' tells that nothing is achieved through enmity. The director is Rakesh Jaggi and the producer is Durga Ji and this has been my dream role, I have got injured many times while doing action scenes. It also has a very beautiful Baisakhi song and a sad song, which I sing while remembering my brother in the film. The film also features Bollywood's famous veteran villain Ranjeet, who played the role of my grandfather in the film and also initiated the war in the film. You all must go watch the movie.

Actually Butterflies are fluttering in my stomach as I am waiting for a public response to my film, I've poured my heart and soul into. Preet, the character I play, which carries a message close to my own: let's all bury all our grudges that have stained our generations and embrace love within our families. It wasn't easy – there were bumps and bruises along the way, especially during those action scenes! But the camaraderie, the stunning Uttarakhand locales, and the powerful story made it all worthwhile. We have foot-stomping Baisakhi beats and a soulful melody that'll tug at your heartstrings. Plus, the legendary Bollywood veteran star, Ranjeet adds his magic, as my fiery grandpa who actually ignites the conflict. So, come join us on this journey of healing and hope. See you at the movies, and remember, love always wins. 

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