Daljit Ami

Daljit Ami is a famous Punjabi film director and journalist. He was born in Mohali, Punjab, India. His hometown is Chandigarh, India. He completed his master’s degree in Ancient Indian History, Archaeology, and Culture. He also did a master’s in Mass Communication. His nationality is Indian, and his zodiac sign is Pisces.

Daljit Ami is well known for his documentary films and journalism activities. He expresses his ideas through social action documentaries on agricultural labor, mass movements, environmentalism, human rights, etc. He also makes documentaries on Sufi tradition and Punjabi scholars. He has worked on many films and has created many documentaries. The documentaries based on the politics and social issues of northern India. He has worked as an assistant editor for the newspaper Punjabi Tribune, published in Chandigarh. He has also served as an editorial consultant for Day & Night News and Global Punjab television, a Punjabi channel telecast in United States and Canada. He also participates in Punjab Digital Library as director and communication.

He commenced his career as a film director. He has made many documentary films include Born in Debt (2000), Sudarshan: An Institution of Simplicity (2002), Zulm Aur Aman (2003), Karsewa: A Different Story, Anhad Baja Bajey, Not Every Time (2009), Unearthing Unfamiliar (2009), Seva (2013), and Singapore Mutiny of 1915 (2014). He also scripted in Punjabi film “Sarsa” in 2014. Many of his films got broadcasted at various film festivals such as ‘Punjabi International Film Festival’ and ‘Toronto.’

He wrote two articles for Outlook magazine, such as “Scoot! Sherry Paaji Is in Da House (March 17, 2014)” and “What The Dickens (May 5, 2014).” Daljit Ami translated the book “Roll of Honour” into Punjabi as “Gwah De Fanah Hon Toh Phelan,” released in November 2014. The book Roll of Honour was authored by Amandeep Sandhu in English. Book based on acts of human cruelty against a community, race or caste. Daljit Ami’s estimated net worth is $ 1 Million - $ 5 Million.