Excellent new documentary on lost Sikh heritage

[Guest Guest Singh]

Sangat ji Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki Fateh!

I came across a new documentary on the lost Sikh heritage in Pakistan. It is about the journey of one Amardeep Singh, an author/filmmaker as he explores the historical Gurdwaras in Pakistan, apart from the commonly known and famous Panja Sahib, Kartarpur Darbar Sahib and Nankana Sahib. 

He really went deep into the rural areas of Pakistan to document the Gurdwaras that our ancestors had to leave behind in 1947. Looking at the some of the buildings and listening to the stories really hit me in the feels lol. Apart from this, we can also see how much sharda the Nanakpanthis have towards SGGS ji, something some of us so-called Sikhs can learn from.

I highly recommend you watch it..also there are some other videos on his channel as well..haven't watched anything else yet. Thought I'd share this first.

Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki Fateh!

 

[proactive]

It's an excellent documentary and it is good that he went into areas which are outside the normal Sikh pilgrim circle. One of the things which stands out is how well built these Gurdwaras are and also their size even in the villages. Now compare that with the small Mosques that the Muslims left behind in the East Punjab villages. The disparity between the Sikhs and the Muslims in 1947 is clearly shown when you compare their respective places of worship.