In 1914, Mewa Singh Lopoke, fueled by systemic racism in Canada, taps into the revolutionary spirit. Visionary Sikh businessman Gurdit Singh, alongside 375 fellow passengers, sails on the daring voyage of the Guru Nanak Jahaz (Komagatamaru). At the heart of their journey lies a fight against the controversial Canadian direct voyage law and the harsh realities of diaspora dreams.
The teaser unfolds in what’s described as “hauntingly atmospheric backwaters,” offering glimpses of a narrative that oscillates between romance and pulse-pounding suspense. The film is positioned as an adrenaline-charged experience that seamlessly blends
