Jatt Jeona Mour (film)
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Directed by | Ravinder Ravi |
Produced by | Rupinder Gill, Iqbal Singh |
Starring | Guggu Gill, Gurkirtan, Manjeet Kular, Surinder Shinda |
Music by | Surinder Shinda |
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Country | India |
Language | Punjabi |
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Jatt Jeona Morh is a 1992 Indian Punjabi-language film directed by Ravinder Ravi and starring Gugu Gill and Gurkirtan.[1][unreliable source?] It is based on the life of Daku Jatt Jeona Morh. It became an all-time blockbuster in Punjab, India.
Plot[edit]
Jeona Morh (Guggu Gill), was an extremely strong and religious young Jatt guy who was a devotee of Mata Naina Devi. he eventually became a bandit and robbed many villages. He lived during the British Raj in Punjab. Before turning to a life of crime, he lived happily with his brother and his wife. Morh's brother was an undercover bandit, and the only person who had knowledge of this was his dearest friend, Dogar, who later reported him to the police; as there was a hefty reward on his head. During his brother's arrest, the corrupted police severely beat his brother's pregnant wife and eventually killed her. Morh's brother was convicted and sent to "Kala Pani" Prison. Jeona Morh fled into the jungles where he met a gang of bandits and eventually became their leader and vowed to take revenge. Jeona Morh had murdered every person who had any involvement in the ill-treatment of his family before finally being shot multiple times to death. His real-life Samadhi is at the base of the foothill of the Naina Devi Temple overlooking Gobind Sagar lake created by the Bhakra-Nangal Dam.
Cast[edit]
- Gugu Gill as Jeona Mour
- Manjeet Kular as Channi
- Gurkirtan Chauhan as Chaudhary Ahmed Dogar
- Surinder Shinda as Thanedar Gajjan Singh
- Muhammad Sadiq as Chatraa Daaku
- Parminder Sandhu as Dogar's wife
- Neena Sidhu as Paalo, Gajjan Singh's wife
- Harmel Sidhu Sangaria as Laalu
- Brownie Parasher as British Police Officer
- Harjeet Bhullar as Thanedaar, Dogar's friend
- Prabhsharan Kaur as Paalo's Maasi
- Rajinder Puppy Ganga as Daaku Bakhtaura Ganga Wala
- Surjit Bindrakhia in a live performance
Music tracks[edit]
There have been multiple music tracks relating to 'Jeona Morh', sung by the biggest artists in the bhangra industry, including:
- Kuldeep Manak
- Surinder Shinda
- Surjit Bindrakhia
- Rupinder Gill
See also[edit]
References[edit]
External links[edit]
- Jatt Jeona Morh on IMDb Search this movie on
- Jatt Jeona Mor Samadhi Video on YouTube, near Naina Devi Temple, Himachal Pradesh
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