success in this venture. Nawaz Ali is very grounded in his culture and has remained in touch with his roots. He visits his friends and family in Lahore every year. He has not got carried away by the comforts of his life in Australia and has not lot sight of his moral and ethical values. He respects his people, his culture and traditions. Gulshan Grover as Sardar Jogindar Singh, Ranvir Singh's father, a 70-year-old man from a village, Kartarpur, in Punjab. He is a simple, honest, hard working man with a great bonding with his culture and traditions. He has lived all his life in Punjab and wants to spend his last days there too. He is not interested in going to Australia but Ranvir (his son) cons him and takes him to Sydney to live with his family. However, even in Australia, he pines for the smells, sounds and sights of his beloved Punjab. His soul belongs to his homeland and he can never be happy anywhere else. Kanwaljit Singh as Ranvir Singh Grewal, 45, is a successful restaurant owner in Sydney. He was a simple village boy from Punjab, who came to Australia about 20 years ago and made it big. His success turned his head and he started looking down on his culture and traditions, his people and their values. He felt that he was superior to the other Indians and was more like the white folks around him. He turned his back to Indian values and traditions, beliefs and customs and adopted the Western lifestyle with a vengeance. He started believing that making money is all that matters and ethics and morality have no relevance in today's world. Aman Dhaliwal as Aaman Ali, Nawaz Ali's son. He is also Yuvraj Singh Grewal's best friend. When Yuvraj is in trouble with his love life, Aaman Ali helps him get close to the girl by helping him think from the cultural perspective. Soundtrack References External links Punjabi-language Indian films Films set in Lahore Films set in Sydney 2010 films Films scored by Jawad Ahmad 2010s Punjabi-language films Films directed by Pankaj Batra