Jogi The story of this movie, which was released in 2022, is about how Indian police killed numerous Sikhs in the past. Diljit, who acted out the part of a Sikh, was initially happy. However, one morning, as he was leaving the house and sitting in a bus, some people began beating him and his father because they were Sikhs. Diljit fled and hid somewhere, but at the time, Indian police were burning a lot of people alive, and his brother was one of them. He was burned alive by Indian police inside a shop.

Many people cut their own hair in order to avoid recognition. Rawinder and his friend Kareem assist him in his mission after an emotionally emotional episode in which he cuts his long hair. However, the lone policeman who was with Jogi told him everything that would happen next. Jogi made the decision to seek retribution for their inaction, so they needed to find a place to hide. His friend suggested that they do so in a jail, where no one could expect their presence. In the end, they were captured, but just as they were about to be burned alive, an army force intervened to stop the situation.

Kumud Mishra, who plays the role of the cop who gave the order to carry out all of these actions, Muhammad Zeeshan, who was by Jogi's side and supported him in various circumstances, and Diljit, as usual—I've seen a lot of his movies, but I really enjoyed that movie because everything about it was flawless, from the acting to the plot to the facial expressions. You should watch this movie, which has a great imdb rating of 7.2, and I hope you enjoy it if you do. It is currently streaming on Netflix.