A special screening of the film 'Mastane' depicting an important part of Sikh history was held at Ambience Mall, Basant Kunjh PVR Director's Cut, New Delhi Under the patronage of Sardar Iqbal Singh Lalpura, chairman of the National Minorities Commission and member of the BJP Central Election Committee and Central Parliamentary Board, Eminent aviation businessman and BJP District Rupnagar President Ajayveer Singh Lalpura
BJP’s National Spokesperson RP Singh, Punjabi Actor Tarsem Jassar, Gurpreet Ghuggi, TIPRA Chief Pradyot Bikram Manikya joined the Event . While addressing the even Sardar Iqbal Singh Lalpura said that this film is an important story related to the Sikhs of 1739. When Nader Shah attacked and looted Lahore and Delhi. It was the time of the most struggle of the Sikhs, when Zakaria Khan put a price on the heads of the Sikhs and the Sikhs were martyred. He said that in the pages of Sikh history, that period has been described as a very bad visit, after that we moved towards misls and from misls again towards “Raj”. He said that this film depict: the bravery and courage of the Sikhs. He said that Tarsem Jassar, Simmi Chahal, Gurpreet Ghuggi, Rahul Dev, Karamjit Anmol, Honey Mattu, Baninder Banni, Avtar Gill and Arif Zakaria have played the lead roles in the film, while the film was written and directed by Sharan Art. The producers of the film are Manpreet Johal, Ashu Munish Sahni, Karamjit Singh Johal and Rajwinder Singh Dhillon. Lalpura said that Punjab, which was once known for bravery, courage, festivals and joyous games, is now going into disgrace due to bad omens including drugs and its biggest impact is being seen in the present time when today's generation There is not as much understanding of Sikh history, Punjabi culture and Punjabi mother tongue language as there should be, but through such films depicting Sikh history, the new generation connects with their religion, culture and mother tongue.
He highly appreciated the acting of the entire star cast team and actors of the film. Ajaveer Singh Lalpura, the eminent businessman and president of BJP district Ropar, said that seeing the story of courage and bravery of Sikhs in this film would have created such an enthusiasm that is impossible to describe in words and felt proud that the heroic Sikhs had inherited it. He lauded the team behind the making of this film and said that such films will act as a light house for our coming generation.