Tarsem Jassar On Dastaar Movie & Sikh Heritage

Jul 15, 2026 - 10:41

Host:-

Ranjodh Singh

Tune in to the exclusive Radio Haanji podcast with Tarsem Jassar on his mega-budget Punjabi movie Dastaar releasing July 17, 2026. Hear production & budget insights.

In this exclusive episode of the Radio Haanji Podcast, we sit down with the versatile Punjabi actor, singer, and writer Tarsem Jassar to talk about his upcoming historical epic, "Dastaar." Releasing globally on July 17, 2026, "Dastaar" is White Hill Studios’ biggest budget production to date, directed by Amar Hundal. Tarsem opens up about the emotional weight of playing a character rooted in the 1980s UK immigrant struggle, the preservation of Sikh identity, his personal maturity away from luxury fashion trends, and why the "Dastaar" is much more than a piece of cloth. Tune in for an inspiring, human-centric audio conversation full of deep bonding, vintage vocabulary, and cultural pride.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I listen to the exclusive podcast interview with Tarsem Jassar about the movie Dastaar?

You can listen to the full, exclusive episode on the official Radio Haanji Podcast platforms, available on their website and mobile application.

What is the global theatrical release date discussed in the Dastaar podcast episode?

As discussed by Tarsem Jassar in the interview, the mega-budget historical period drama Dastaar is scheduled to hit cinemas worldwide on July 17, 2026.

Who are the creators behind the movie Dastaar featured in the audio interview?

The film stars Tarsem Jassar in the lead role, alongside Geet Goraya, Yograj Singh, and Sarbjit Cheema. It is directed by Amar Hundal and produced by White Hill Studios.

Why does Tarsem Jassar state that Dastaar is White Hill Studios' most challenging audio/visual project?

In the podcast, Tarsem explains that recreating the authentic 1980s UK immigrant landscape required the highest budget in the history of the studio, making it three to four times more expensive than standard Punjabi films due to detailed period sets and heavy action sequences.

Does the Dastaar podcast explore the historical meaning of the title?

Yes, the podcast features an emotional segment where Tarsem Jassar discusses how the movie focuses on the deep cultural weight, dignity, and real-life historical sacrifices linked to preserving the Sikh turban (Dastaar) in foreign lands