- Press conference in Chandigarh marks the official start of Punjabi cinema’s biggest awards night.
- Sargun Mehta shares emotional connection with Filmfare and her film Moh.
- Grand celebration with star performances set for August 23 in Mohali.
Punjabi cinema’s most prestigious celebration is gearing up for a spectacular edition as the Bhutani Filmfare Awards Punjabi 2025 was officially launched at a press conference in Chandigarh.
Speaking at the conference, Sargun Mehta recalled how her identity was once tied to being a two-time Filmfare winner and expressed deep gratitude for the recognition she’s received over the years. She described Moh as a film that resonates with her on a personal level.
Black Lady Unveiled: Bhutani Filmfare Awards Punjabi 2025 Promises a Night of Glamour and Culture
The awards will celebrate Punjabi films released between January 1 and December 31, 2024, highlighting the industry’s exceptional talent and creative storytelling. Rohit Gopakumar, Director of Worldwide Media and CEO of ZENL, called the event the “biggest celebration of Punjabi cinema” yet, praising its cultural depth and artistic brilliance.
Jitesh Pillaai, Editor-in-Chief of Filmfare, spoke of Punjabi cinema’s growing global presence in music and film, emphasizing that this year’s edition will surpass all expectations with a bigger stage, grander performances, and stronger storytelling recognition.
The partnership between Bhutani Group and the Filmfare Awards Punjabi is seen as a step toward positioning Punjab as a major hub for film production. Ashwini Chatley highlighted how Bhutani Film City will serve as a creative center for both established and emerging talent in the industry.
EaseMyTrip’s Sanchit Chopra and Force of Talent’s Abhishek Singh both stressed their commitment to delivering a flawless production that blends entertainment, innovation, and cultural pride. With meticulous show design and artist coordination, they aim to create a night that audiences will remember for years.
The Bhutani Filmfare Awards Punjabi 2025 is more than an award ceremony—it’s a tribute to the stories, talent, and cultural heartbeat of Punjabi cinema.
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