Neeru Bajwa meets BSF Jawans at Attari Border, calls them the real heroes of India

Punjabi actress Neeru Bajwa visits BSF jawans at Attari Border with her upcoming film ‘Thaapi’ team, pays tribute to the real heroes of India, and shares the film’s message of women’s empowerment.

Reported by: PTC Punjabi Desk | Edited by: Ritika Nath  |  October 12th 2026 12:49 PM |  Updated: October 12th 2026 12:49 PM

Neeru Bajwa meets BSF Jawans at Attari Border, calls them the real heroes of India

Punjabi cinema’s beloved actress Neeru Bajwa recently visited the border alongside the team of her upcoming film Thaapi to meet the brave jawans of the Border Security Force (BSF). The visit turned into a memorable moment of respect, gratitude, and patriotism as the actress got an opportunity to witness the dedication of those who stand guard to protect the nation. Sharing her experience on Instagram and Facebook, Neeru expressed deep admiration for the soldiers, acknowledging their discipline, hard work, and countless sacrifices. Calling them the “real heroes of India,” she reminded everyone that behind the nation’s safety are brave hearts who put their duty before everything else.

‘Thaapi’ Holds a Special Place in Neeru Bajwa’s Heart

While Neeru Bajwa has delivered several memorable performances throughout her career, Thaapi appears to hold a particularly special place in her heart. During various press interactions, the actress described it as “one of her best films” to date and expressed immense pride in the final outcome. Her confidence reflects her belief in the film’s powerful story and its ability to connect with audiences. With a fresh narrative rooted in sports, determination, and social change, Thaapi promises to offer more than just entertainment.

Powerful Message of Women’s Empowerment

At the heart of Thaapi lies a message that goes beyond the Kabaddi ground. The film aims to challenge gender stereotypes and encourage young women to dream big, stand tall, and create their own identities. Explaining the deeper meaning of the title, Neeru shared that when a girl strikes a “thaapi,” she is not simply scoring a point for her team; she is also challenging the narrow-minded thinking of society. Through her character, Kammo, a women’s Kabaddi coach, Neeru hopes to inspire Punjab’s daughters to break barriers and prove that talent, courage, and determination have no gender.

Jagdeep Singh Warring’s Directorial Debut

The film also marks an important milestone for celebrated writer Jagdeep Singh Warring, who steps into the director’s chair for the first time with Thaapi. Neeru has openly expressed her admiration for his vision, sharing a heartfelt message when the project was announced. Their creative connection and mutual trust have added another layer of excitement to the film. With a sports-driven storyline and a meaningful social message, Jagdeep’s directorial debut aims to bring a fresh perspective to Punjabi cinema.

Trailer Buzz and Star-Studded Support

The official trailer of Thaapi was unveiled at a grand launch event on 3 October 2026, attracting appreciation from members of the Kabaddi community. Indian women’s cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur also extended her support, calling the project inspiring for daughters across Punjab. Adding a creative touch to the promotions, the cast members portraying athletes changed their social media profile pictures to matching Thaapi team jerseys, bringing the spirit of the film into the digital world.

Strong Team and an Upcoming Release

Alongside Neeru Bajwa, the film features Sunny Singh, making his Punjabi cinema debut, along with Hashneen Chauhan, Sawan Rupowali, Simran Chahal, Nikita Grover, Pawan Johal, Parveen Khan, and Sukhwinder Chahal. Together, the cast brings life to a story celebrating courage, teamwork, and the power of women in sports.

Set to release worldwide on 16 October 2026, Thaapi is gearing up to make its mark on the big screen. With Neeru Bajwa’s confidence, a story rooted in empowerment, and a heartfelt tribute to the spirit of sports, the film hopes to leave audiences cheering not just for its characters, but for every girl who dares to break the rules society has written for her.

- PTC PUNJABI


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