Lahoriye (2017) is a Punjabi romantic drama film directed by Amberdeep Singh, starring Amrinder Gill, Sargun Mehta, and Yuvraj Hans in lead roles. The movie explores the themes of love, cultural barriers, and the emotional scars left by the partition of India in 1947. It highlights the deep connection between people divided by borders and their longing for unity despite political and religious differences.

The story revolves around Kikkar Singh (Amrinder Gill), a young Punjabi man from India, who falls in love with Ameeran (Sargun Mehta), a beautiful girl from Lahore, Pakistan. Their love blossoms despite the physical and ideological divide between their countries. However, the realities of the border, societal restrictions, and family opposition make their journey extremely challenging. Kikkar and Ameeran’s love story serves as a metaphor for the shared history and culture of Punjab, now split into two nations.

As the film progresses, Kikkar struggles to convince his family and society that love should transcend boundaries. Ameeran, on the other hand, faces intense pressure from her family, who consider the idea of a relationship with an Indian unacceptable. Their relationship is further tested by misunderstandings, pride, and the rigid customs of both societies. Meanwhile, the film also explores the impact of partition on older generations who still yearn for their lost homeland.

With heartfelt performances, emotional depth, and soulful music, Lahoriye beautifully captures the pain of separation and the hope for unity. The film delivers a powerful message about love, humanity, and the futility of borders. It leaves the audience with a bittersweet yet hopeful feeling, emphasizing that love and emotions cannot be confined by geographical lines.