as Savy: An international student working menial jobs to pay her tuition fees.
By housing Indian and Pakistani characters together, the film explores shared Punjabi heritage. While they initially divide their living space along national lines after misunderstandings, the narrative ultimately emphasizes humanity over political borders.
as Jinder: An undocumented worker striving to support his family. as Savy: An international student working menial jobs
(Tabrez) and Akram Udas (Butta): Pakistani immigrants navigating legal and financial hardships.
The film portrays the instability of day-laborer roles—such as construction and car washing—where workers are often underpaid or denied wages due to their lack of legal protection. as Jinder: An undocumented worker striving to support
The film's core strength lies in its ensemble cast, particularly the chemistry between actors from India and Pakistan.
With an estimated budget of ₹6.50 crore, the film grossed over ₹30 crore (approximately $3.6 million) globally. Cast and Characters The film's core strength lies in its ensemble
(Bikkar Chacha) and Gurshabad (Billa): Friends and roommates sharing the immigrant struggle. Thematic Analysis