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Daljit Ami is a Punjabi documentary filmmaker and journalist, known for his activism through social action documentaries on topics such as agricultural labour, mass movements, human rights, environmentalism, Sufi tradition and Punjabi scholars. Being dissatisfied with how Punjab was being depicted in films, he strives to portray the reality of Punjabi culture from "an insider's point of view." The documentary films he has made include ''Born in Debt'', ''Zulm Aur Aman'', ''Karsewa: a different story'', ''Anhad Baja Bajey'', ''Baja Bajey'', ''Not Every Time'', and ''Seva'', and he co-wrote the 2014 Punjabi film ''Sarsa''. He has written two articles for the ''Outlook'' magazine, and his latest project is a film based on the 1915 Singapore Mutiny.〔〔 == Biography == He has a Masters degree in Ancient Indian History, Archaeology and Culture, and a Masters in Mass Communications. He has worked on a number of independent films and has created documentaries dealing with social issues and politics of northern India. In the past, hee has worked as an assistant editor for the newspaper ''Punjabi Tribune'',〔 and has worked as editorial consultant for ''Day & Night News''.〔http://www.dayandnightnews.com/ Day & Night News〕 and ''Global Punjab TV'', a Punjabi channel broadcast in the USA and Canada. He also volunteers for Panjab Digital Library as Director, Communications. Speaking about non-fiction films, Daljit Ami says: In speaking toward film length, he says: 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Daljit Ami」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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