Ludhiana-It is said that he who has not seen Lahore has not been born and now it will not be an exaggeration to say that he who has not seen Jannat-e-Jarkhaar has also seen nothing. Located in the famous village of Jarkhaar on the Malerkotla road at a distance of about ten to eleven kilometers from the metropolis of Ludhiana, this green and beautiful place like the lap of nature offers a unique glimpse of Punjabi culture and its glorious heritage. Renowned international sports promoter and senior journalist S. Jagroop Singh Jarkhaar is the producer of Jannat-e-Jarkhaar.
As soon as you enter Jannat-e-Jarkhar, the breathtaking view of Lahore, the Sadar Police Station, the Central Jail and the huge fort built with tiny bricks take you back to Punjab of about eight decades ago. The haveli built on the left hand side, the old court and the old equipment kept in it give a strange peace to the mind. The huge Red Fort of Delhi built in the courtyard of Jannat-e-Jarkhar remains a special center of attraction for the visitors.
The view of the beautiful valleys of Himachal Pradesh, known as the cold state, the border of Punjab going west and east, the court of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, the village’s mud door, Milkha House etc. present mouth-watering pictures of the ancient and unique era of Punjab. The ancient source of water, the well with tinds, the hartis drawn by bulls or other animals, the chulla chowka, the madhanis, the sanduk, the wedding doli etc., also give the mind a strange sense of peace. Along with the general public, students from many schools of Punjab come here to appreciate the beauty of this place, this beautiful place has also become the first choice of many filmmakers and singers. Many people see this place as a suitable place to celebrate festivals like Teej, pre-wedding, Jago, Kitty Parties, Happy Birthday and other colorful celebrations. Jannat-e-Jarkhar, depicting the glorious story of Punjab, is playing an important role in connecting the new generation of Punjab with the glorious heritage of Punjab and will continue to play it for the generations to come. S. Jagroop Singh Jarkhar deserves congratulations for its production.