Do Dooni Panj (2019) is a Punjabi comedy-drama that revolves around the struggles of a well-educated but unemployed man, Jaggi (played by Amrit Maan). Despite holding multiple degrees, he finds himself jobless, questioning the value of education in a society where success is often dictated by connections and wealth rather than knowledge. Frustrated, he takes legal action against his school and teachers, demanding accountability for his situation. His quest for justice sparks a satirical yet thought-provoking journey, exposing the flaws in the education system and the harsh realities of unemployment among the youth.

The film, directed by Harry Bhatti, blends humor with social commentary, shedding light on the disillusionment of educated individuals in a competitive world. Jaggi’s legal battle brings out absurd yet relatable moments, making the audience reflect on whether education alone guarantees a secure future. The film’s music, composed by Badshah, adds to its appeal, while the performances, especially Amrit Maan’s, bring depth to the narrative. Do Dooni Panj is not just a light-hearted entertainer but also a wake-up call, urging viewers to rethink societal norms and the true purpose of education in shaping a person’s life.