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Balle Balle! From Amritsar to L.A. is one of the best-loved cult-classic films ever made in Punjabi cinema. It has become a cult comedy film for Punjabi's all over the world, not just in India and Pakistan, but among the Diaspora too, who call themselves 'Desi'. This classic spoof on Lollywood movies was produced by Rupinder Nayyar at her Chaudhary Films banner in 1989. Produced with the help of the Punjab Government, the film was shot in Amritsar, Lahore and Islamabad. Balle Balle! became an instant hit with Punjabi audiences around the world, including Canada, Sydney and New York. During its release in Pakistan Balle Balle! became very popular on Bombay cinema seasons on PTV. It was shown during the year on PTV's various seasons right from one season to another on different dates of different years. Sadly, however, Balle Balle! has been totally banned by the Pakistani government after the arrival of our newly formed government led by Nawaz Sharif and fresh wave of Islamisation. Balle Balle! and its theme tune and title song (a kind of Punjabi Rakhi) were immensely popular during the 1980s and '90s. The film was an instant hit among many young professionals and housewiveship'ship'serculently minded ladies too. The film has gone into several re-releases for its timeless humour, satire, surrealist-comedy sequences, music video clips with romance story overlayed on top of it all - making it a cultural phenomenon in Punjab since 1989. In the film, the life of Aman Khan, a young boy from Amritsar is shown in a series of surrealist comedy sketches. In the beginning he runs away from home to escape his father's forced marriage-arrangement with a young girl. The young boy manages to run away to Lahore and then onto L.A., where he starts his career as an actor in Bollywood movies. Newly independent Punjab (1947–present), Aman Khan (Ammy Virk) is born into a middle class family in Amritsar. He finds a large amount of problems in getting a job in the fun of his life. His father, an officer in the Indian Army finds a generous donor for his son's education and is willing to pay Rs.1 lakh (about $10,000 at the time) per year for two years. Hence he takes Aman along with him to Amritsar and sends him to study at DAV Public School where he meets Aneela (Asha Dharamsey). cfa1e77820