Jogi on Netflix: Everything you need to know about the upcoming Netflix film Jogi including the plot, release date, cast, and trailer.
- Jogi premieres on Netflix on Sep 16, 2022.
- It is based on true events and is set in Delhi in 1984 around the time of the anti-Sikh riots.
Starring Diljit Dosanjh, Ali Abbas Zafar’s Jogi looks like an intense film that highlights the gruesome anti-Sikh riots in Delhi in 1984. Set to stream on Netflix this month, the movie chronicles the journey of three friends from different faiths as they unite for a noble and dangerous cause to save thousands of lives. As the release date approaches, here’s everything you need to know about Jogi.
Jogi Movie: Release Date and time
The streaming giant lately released a number of good Hindi movies and shows and hence the expectations are high. Jogi will premiere exclusively on Netflix on Sep 16, 2022.
New shows and films usually drop on Netflix at midnight PST. So, Jogi will drop at 12:00 am on Sep 16, 2022. New content is released worldwide at the same time. Here is Diljit Dosanjh’s movie will arrive in various time zones:
- Central time: 2 am on Friday, Sep 16, 2022
- Eastern time: 3 am on Friday, Sep 16, 2022
- British time: 8 am on Friday, Sep 16, 2022
- Central European time: 9 am on Friday, Sep 16, 2022
- India time: 12:30 pm on Friday, Sep 16, 2022
- Australia time: 4:30 pm on Friday, Sep 16, 2022
Jogi Star Cast
Diljit Dosanjh will be seen in the titular role in Jogi. Speaking of his part in “Jogi,” Diljit said, “Playing the role of Jogi has been one of the most satisfying experiences. I am looking forward to my digital debut on Netflix.” Diljit has previously worked in big movies like ‘Udta Punjab’, ‘Good Newzz’ and ‘Soorma’. Here’s a look at the complete star cast of Jogi:
- Diljit Dosanjh
- Kumud Mishra
- Zeeshan Ayyub
- Hiten Tejwani
- Amyra Dastur
- Paresh Pahuja
- Neelu Kohli
- Mikhail Yawalkar
- Saurabh Chauhan
- Sadanand Patil
Jogi Official Trailer
In the trailer released by Netflix a few days back, we get to see an emotionally charge Diljit Dosanjh as Jogi.
The trailer showcases the harsh reality behind the building up of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots. A simple, fun-loving Punjabi man forced to face the violence and pain of the anti-Sikh riots of 1984.
The trailer features a voice-over, urging Dosanjh’s character to flee and leave the capital city for Punjab with his family. He, however, chooses to stay and fight alongside his loved ones.
The dialogue like – ‘Jinke hausle buland ho, unki himmat todna namumkin hota hai. Aisa hi hai sadda Jogi,’ (translated as, breaking the spirit of those powered with courage is impossible. That’s exactly how our Jogi is)
Jogi Movie Plot
A terrible and violent narrative from Indian history is brought to life on screen by Diljit Dosanjh. The film follows the inspiring journey of three friends and is based on the 1984 Delhi riots. The movie tells the narrative of how adversity frequently brings individuals from diverse backgrounds together and is built on the themes of optimism, brotherhood, and grit in the face of adversity. The film appears to be a terrifying drama based on real-life incidents.
Netflix summary of the movie reads:
“Amid tension in 1980s India, three friends of different faiths unite in a noble yet dangerous effort to save hundreds in their town.”
Talking about the movie, Diljit said, “It is very important for us to tell the story about the tragedy. Everyone should know about it, that’s why the film releasing on an OTT platform is necessary. Because the subject is not yet explored in the digital space yet.”
Director Ali Abbas Zafar said to ANI News, “Jogi is a very special film to me and who better than Diljit to helm the role of ‘Jogi’! It’s about hope, brotherhood, and courage in the times of adversity and is a story of how tough times very often unite different people.” He further stated, “I am extremely humbled that our story will reach millions of viewers not only in India but across the globe via Netflix.”
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