CHANDIGARH: Rooted in this timeless prayer, Ardaas: Sarbat De Bhale Di — the third chapter of the much-loved Ardaas franchise — is now streaming on Chaupal, offering Punjabi audiences a meaningful cinematic experience that resonates across generations.
Originally released in theatres in September 2024, the film’s arrival on Chaupal comes as a welcome surprise for Punjabi cinema lovers, especially those who missed its theatrical run or wish to revisit it in the comfort of their homes. With its strong emotional core and universal values, the film stands out as a rare family watch in today’s content-heavy landscape.
Starring Gippy Grewal, Gurpreet Ghuggi, Jasmine Bhasin and Prince Kanwaljit, Ardaas: Sarbat De Bhale Di brings together an ensemble cast to tell interconnected stories of ordinary individuals burdened by guilt — each having committed a mistake that continues to weigh on their conscience. United not by circumstance but by remorse, these characters turn to faith, seeking forgiveness and the courage to accept their own flaws.
Rather than passing judgement, the film asks viewers to reflect. It questions how easily society condemns others while overlooking its own shortcomings, and how the desire for forgiveness often applies only to oneself. Through layered storytelling and emotionally grounded performances, the narrative gently reminds audiences that acknowledging one’s mistakes is the first step towards healing.
Gippy Grewal leads the film with sincerity and restraint, while Gurpreet Ghuggi once again delivers a performance marked by depth and emotional honesty. Jasmine Bhasin and Prince Kanwaljit add further nuance to the narrative, making the film relatable across age groups and family dynamics.