The plotline of this dramedy is divided into two halves, with the backstory tracing its origin all the way to the World War II era. Sunny, as the dreamy-eyed hillbilly trying to make a name for himself and his clan, is endearing and his performance is hilarious and moving in equal measures. Rukshar Dhillon, as the big-city ‘it’ girl, is confidence personified. Cinematographer Jitan Harmeet singh deserves a special mention here because of how beautifully he has captured the innocence of countryside Punjab and juxta positioned with the organised chaos that is Amritsar. The music, too, is peppy – something one would expect out of a dance-based movie.