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	\| name = Dharam Yudh Morcha		\| name = Dharam Yudh Morcha
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	\| director = Naresh S. Garg		\| director = Naresh S Garg
	\| producer = Karamjit Singh Batth		\| producer = Karamjit Singh Batth
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	* Sarabjit Purewal		* Sarabjit Purewal
	* Rajwinder Samralal		* Rajwinder Samralal
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	\| music = Anu Manu <!--(music supervisor)-->		\| music = Anu Manu <!--(music supervisor)-->
	\| cinematography = [[Shivtar Shiv]]		\| cinematography = [[Shivtar Shiv]]
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	'''''Dharam Yudh Morcha''''' is a [[Punjabi language\|Punjabi]] film about the era from 1947 to 1984 that highlights the fight of the [[Sikh]] people of India to safeguard the fundamental rights of the Sikh religion and linguistic minorities and to establish an equal Sikh Rights in the Region of India. The film originates from the [[Punjabi Suba]] movement to create a province for the Punjabi Sikh people and the ensuing conflicts between the proponents of the movement and the Indian Government. The movie seeks to shed light on the distortion of the peaceful [[Dharam Yudh Morcha]] protest movement into a violent protest.		'''''Dharam Yudh Morcha''''' is a [[Punjabi language\|Punjabi]] film about the era from 1947 to 1984 that highlights the fight of the [[Sikh]] people of India to safeguard the fundamental rights of the Sikh religion and linguistic minorities and to establish an equal Sikh Rights in the Region of India.<ref>http://mahapunjab.com/review-dharam-yudh-morcha-trailer/</ref> The film originates from the [[Punjabi Suba]] movement to create a province for the Punjabi Sikh people and the ensuing conflicts between the proponents of the movement and the Indian Government. The movie seeks to shed light on the distortion of the peaceful [[Dharam Yudh Morcha]] protest movement into a violent protest.
	The story is taken from 200-plus eyewitness accounts and official documents. Information gathering and research for the movie took almost 3 years to compile and execute into a story and screenplay. The script was finished in July, 2015. The film derives its title from "Dharam Yudh Morcha" which was launched in the year 1982 to implement the [[Anandpur Resolution\|Anandpur Sahib Resolution]].{{Cn\|date=July 2018}}		The story is taken from 200-plus eyewitness accounts and official documents. Information gathering and research for the movie took almost 3 years to compile and execute into a story and screenplay. The script was finished in July, 2015. The film derives its title from "Dharam Yudh Morcha" which was launched in the year 1982 to implement the [[Anandpur Resolution\|Anandpur Sahib Resolution]].{{Citation needed\|date=July 2018}}

	The film was directed by Naresh S Garg. The story was written by Karamjit Singh Batth. The film stars Raj Kakra, Karamjit Singh Batth as Satnam Singh, with Nitu Pandher, Shakku Rana, Amritpal Singh, Malkeet Rauni, Victor John, Sunny Gill, Sarabjit Purewal and Rajwinder Samrala in supporting roles.		The film was directed by Naresh S Garg. The story was written by Karamjit Singh Batth. The film stars Raj Kakra, Karamjit Singh Batth as Satnam Singh, with Nitu Pandher, Shakku Rana, Amritpal Singh, Malkeet Rauni, Victor John, Sunny Gill, Sarabjit Purewal and Rajwinder Samrala in supporting roles.
	The movie was filmed on location in India, primarily in a village around [[Anandpur Sahib]], as well as around the [[Harmandir Sahib\|Golden Temple Amritsar]], Village Mehta, Village Rode (Moga) and around [[Mohali\|Mohali (Punjab)]].{{Cn\|date=July 2018}}		The movie was filmed on location in India, primarily in a village around [[Anandpur Sahib]], as well as around the [[Harmandir Sahib\|Golden Temple Amritsar]], Village Mehta, Village Rode (Moga) and around [[Mohali\|Mohali (Punjab)]].{{Citation needed\|date=July 2018}}

	==Plot==		==Plot==
	The film depicts the story of Satnam Singh, who is a survivor of the Blue Star Attack. His grandson finds a picture of young Satnam Singh and questions him about his past life. The story revolves around the era when Satnam Singh was a young man and he tells his grandson about being involved in the Punjabi Suba Movement and the Dharam Yudh Morcha, as well as the escalation from peaceful protest to the violence which ensued when the Indian Government, viewing the movement as secessionist, moved against the protestors with military force.		The film depicts the story of Satnam Singh, who is a survivor of the Blue Star Attack. His grandson finds a picture of young Satnam Singh and questions him about his past life. The story revolves around the era when Satnam Singh was a young man and he tells his grandson about being involved in the Punjabi Suba Movement and the Dharam Yudh Morcha, as well as the escalation from peaceful protest to the violence which ensued when the Indian Government, viewing the movement as secessionist, moved against the protestors with military force.

	Historical events and topics featured in the film include ~~the~~ [[Interstate River Water Disputes Act\|The River Water Dispute]], the [[Anandpur Resolution\|Anandpur Sahib Resolution]], the [[1978 Sikh-Nirankari clashes\|1978 Nirankari kand]], the Dharam Yudh Morcha, the arrest of over thirty thousand Sikhs in two-and-a-half months in 1982, the life of [[Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale]], and [[Operation Bluestar]].		Historical events and topics featured in the film include [[Interstate River Water Disputes Act\|The River Water Dispute]], the [[Anandpur Resolution\|Anandpur Sahib Resolution]], the [[1978 Sikh-Nirankari clashes\|1978 Nirankari kand]], the Dharam Yudh Morcha, the arrest of over thirty thousand Sikhs in two-and-a-half months in 1982, the life of [[Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale]], and [[Operation Bluestar]].

	==Cast==		==Cast==
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	* Raj Kakra		* Raj Kakra as Surinder Singh Sodhi
	* Nitu Pandher		* Nitu Pandher
	* Shakku Rana		* Shakku Rana as Surinder Shinda
	* Amritpal Singh		* Amritpal Singh Billa
	* Malkeet Rauni		* Malkeet Rauni as CM of Punjab
	* Karamjit Singh Batth		* Karamjit Singh Batth
	* Victor John		* Victor John
	* Sunny Gill		* Sunny Gill
	* Sarabjit Purewal		* Sarabjit Purewal as Gurcharan Singh Tohra
	* Rajwinder Samrala		* Rajwinder Samrala
	{{Div col end}}		{{Div col end}}
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	==Production==		==Production==
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	===Development===		===Development===

	The script was completed in July, 2015 after 3 years of extensive research into the events surrounding the Dharam Yudh Morcha movement, (from which the film takes its name), and the violent clashes between the Indian ~~Government’s~~ military forces and Sikh protestors, who were viewed as a secessionist threat. It is a true story, based on historical research and eyewitness accounts from more than 200 witnesses.		The script was completed in July 2015 after 3 years of extensive research into the events surrounding the Dharam Yudh Morcha movement, (from which the film takes its name), and the violent clashes between the Indian Government's military forces and Sikh protestors, who were viewed as a secessionist threat. It is a true story, based on historical research and eyewitness accounts from more than 200 witnesses.

	===Filming===		===Filming===
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{{About|the film|the political movement|Dharam Yudh Morcha}}
{{Infobox film
| name = Dharam Yudh Morcha
| image =
| alt =
| caption =
| director = Naresh S. Garg
| producer = Karamjit Singh Batth
| writer =
| starring = Raj Kakra
* Nitu Pandher
* Shakku Rana
* Amritpal Singh
* Karamjit Singh Batth
* Victor John
* Sunny Gill
* Sarabjit Purewal
* Rajwinder Samralal
{{endplainlist}}
| music = Anu Manu 
| cinematography = [[Shivtar Shiv]]
| editing = Naresh S Garg
| distributor = [[Karam Batth]] Films
| released = Releasing worldwide, September 2016.
| runtime = 2:02
| country = India
| language = Punjabi
}}
'''''Dharam Yudh Morcha''''' is a [[Punjabi language|Punjabi]] film about the era from 1947 to 1984 that highlights the fight of the [[Sikh]] people of India to safeguard the fundamental rights of the Sikh religion and linguistic minorities and to establish an equal Sikh Rights in the Region of India. The film originates from the [[Punjabi Suba]] movement to create a province for the Punjabi Sikh people and the ensuing conflicts between the proponents of the movement and the Indian Government. The movie seeks to shed light on the distortion of the peaceful [[Dharam Yudh Morcha]] protest movement into a violent protest.
The story is taken from 200-plus eyewitness accounts and official documents. Information gathering and research for the movie took almost 3 years to compile and execute into a story and screenplay. The script was finished in July, 2015. The film derives its title from "Dharam Yudh Morcha" which was launched in the year 1982 to implement the [[Anandpur Resolution|Anandpur Sahib Resolution]].{{Cn|date=July 2018}}

The film was directed by Naresh S Garg. The story was written by Karamjit Singh Batth. The film stars Raj Kakra, Karamjit Singh Batth as Satnam Singh, with Nitu Pandher, Shakku Rana, Amritpal Singh, Malkeet Rauni, Victor John, Sunny Gill, Sarabjit Purewal and Rajwinder Samrala in supporting roles.
The movie was filmed on location in India, primarily in a village around [[Anandpur Sahib]], as well as around the [[Harmandir Sahib|Golden Temple Amritsar]], Village Mehta, Village Rode (Moga) and around [[Mohali|Mohali (Punjab)]].{{Cn|date=July 2018}}

==Plot==
The film depicts the story of Satnam Singh, who is a survivor of the Blue Star Attack. His grandson finds a picture of young Satnam Singh and questions him about his past life. The story revolves around the era when Satnam Singh was a young man and he tells his grandson about being involved in the Punjabi Suba Movement and the Dharam Yudh Morcha, as well as the escalation from peaceful protest to the violence which ensued when the Indian Government, viewing the movement as secessionist, moved against the protestors with military force.

Historical events and topics featured in the film include the [[Interstate River Water Disputes Act|The River Water Dispute]], the [[Anandpur Resolution|Anandpur Sahib Resolution]], the [[1978 Sikh-Nirankari clashes|1978 Nirankari kand]], the Dharam Yudh Morcha, the arrest of over thirty thousand Sikhs in two-and-a-half months in 1982, the life of [[Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale]], and [[Operation Bluestar]].

==Cast==
{{Div col}}
* Raj Kakra
* Nitu Pandher
* Shakku Rana
* Amritpal Singh
* Malkeet Rauni
* Karamjit Singh Batth
* Victor John
* Sunny Gill
* Sarabjit Purewal
* Rajwinder Samrala
{{Div col end}}

==Production==
{{unreferenced section|date=July 2018}}
===Development===

The script was completed in July, 2015 after 3 years of extensive research into the events surrounding the Dharam Yudh Morcha movement, (from which the film takes its name), and the violent clashes between the Indian Government’s military forces and Sikh protestors, who were viewed as a secessionist threat. It is a true story, based on historical research and eyewitness accounts from more than 200 witnesses.

===Filming===

The movie was filmed from late 2015 to early 2016 in India. Initially, filming was done in a village around Anandpur Sahib, however, when [[Shiv Sena]] protested against the production, filming was completed around the golden temple Amritsar, Village mehta, Village Rode (Moga), around Mohali (Punjab).

===Music===
The music for the movie was created by Anu Manu, with the background score by Beat Minister.

==Release==
The movie was released on 16 September 2016.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
* {{YouTube|epUAcza8cDY}}

[[Category:Films about massacres of Sikhs]]
[[Category:Insurgency in Punjab in fiction]]
[[Category:2010s Punjabi-language films]]
[[Category:2016 films]]
[[Category:Fictional portrayals of the Punjab Police (India)]]
[[Category:Films set in Amritsar]]
[[Category:Films set in Punjab, India]]