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Nov 16, 2021 6:17 PM - Jasmine Singh

Roshan Prince to direct & star upcoming Punjabi film

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Punjabi singer and actor Roshan Prince will soon be hitting the big screens with the upcoming film titled ‘Vadhayiyaan Bapu Tenu’. Roshan took to his social media handle to share the details about the film, which he will also be directing.

This will be the first Punjabi feature film to be shot in Winnipeg, Canada and Punjab. Moreover, along with Roshan Prince, the film stars Gurpreet Ghuggi, Oshin Brar, Yograj Singh, Karamjit Anmol, Avy Randhawa, Harby Sangha and Malkret Rauni.

Based on a comic storyline, the movie has been directed and written by Roshan Prince, while Sahil Garg, Sanjiv Garg, Sunil Garg and Fame Studio have bankrolled the project.

The film will be released next year in 2022 under Omjee Star Studios.

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