Amrika My Dream Filming Locations

Synopsis This is the story of some young people who are lured to the dazzling and colorful world of America. Agents take very risky routes to reach people to America and for this they take 25 to 30 lakh rupees from people. Aman is the son of a poor peasant family, and Aman has also been following agents for a long time to go to America, but nothing is going to happen, then one day Aman's father Malkit Singh would meet with an agent Makhan Singh. Agent Makhan Singh gives full guarantee to Malkit Singh that he will deliver his son to America and he asks for 25 lakh rupees for this work. Malkit Singh sells one acre of his two and a half acres of land and gives 25 lakh rupees to the agent. Aman has a girlfriend named Preet, Preet's family is very rich but she is in true love with Aman. Preet refuses Aman to go to America, but Aman explains to Preet that I can fix my financial condition by going to America, then there will be no interruption in their marriage as well, Preet says yes to Aman to go to America with unhappy soul, then one day Aman bids farewell to her parents to go to America. Aman reaches Guatemala, a city in South America by plane , with Aman also having 9 boys and so on, There is a boy Debi who hails from the city of Dhuri in Punjab and is newly married He has gone to America to sell his small garment shop and leave his newly wedded wife. Sippy is the son of a widow mother, Sippy has also sold his land to come to America for the golden future of his widowed mother and younger sister. Jashn is from Rajasthan, he is also going to America to fulfill his dreams. Kranti was a teacher in a private school he has also started on this path for the better future of her family. Boys are staying at a hotel in Guatemala where they find a Punjabi sub agent Sagar gets drugs from that sub agent to get intoxicated. The agent tells them one day after keeping them in the hotel for several days that the next day they have to start the journey ahead. The next day the agent leaves the boys and says that now all the way forward is in the forest, all the boys are surprised But now they have no other way but to obey the agent.Kranti has an asthma disease day on the way, the health of the revolution worsens and he gets very feverish. The journey goes on and then one day they all reach a room in the middle of the forest. The agent tells the boys that now they have to stay at this place for a few days until another man comes to take them. That agent leaves them there. Sandhu agent also remains a silent spectator. Then a river comes forward and Sandhu tells the boys that they have to swim and cross it. All the boys jump into the river and start swimming by crossing the river. During this time Tony starts drowning in the river. All would have brought Tony very hard across the river. All the boys are crossing the river and recovering their breath, suddenly Aman sees around that Sippy is not visible anywhere. He tells everyone. Sagar's condition has deteriorated due to non-addiction. crossing the border in the day itself, But Sandhu refuses to do them at the border during the day. They fight with Sandhu over this matter. Sandhu explains them a lot but he does not agree. As soon as they reach the other side of the wire, two guards arrest them and take them from there, jashan and Aman are watching all this, then jashan tells Aman that he has gone from there, now is the chance that we too leave. Then Aman and Sonu, hiding from the bushes, go towards the thorny wire, sliding across the ground. Jashan quickly crosses over the wire and Aman also crosses the wire behind jashan. But as Aman stands after crossing the wire, Aman's body falls on a mien hidden in the ground, the mine explodes and a terrible blast occurs. And Aman is killed in that blast, Sonu stands away stunned... then suddenly he senses and runs forward. This is the end of the film. The purpose of making this film of mine is to inspire those unfortunate young people who are still willing to go to America from this wrong path...Vikrant Mann C o p y r i g h t © 2 0 20