First thing first, if you're a fan of AP you will be happy with this.
That being said, the point of a documentary is to engage and make it interesting for people who aren't aware of the artist or his craft. That's something that the documentary fails to deliver. At large it remains quite superficial and none of the heavy hitting elements get their due: be it Sidhu M assassination or the initial struggles. Even something like NYC concert not getting enough feature time is beyond me.
What works for the show is AP/Amrit being a likeable humble chap.
PS: I think Gurinder Gill was sidelined and intentionally wasn't given footage. No biggie though imo.
That being said, the point of a documentary is to engage and make it interesting for people who aren't aware of the artist or his craft. That's something that the documentary fails to deliver. At large it remains quite superficial and none of the heavy hitting elements get their due: be it Sidhu M assassination or the initial struggles. Even something like NYC concert not getting enough feature time is beyond me.
What works for the show is AP/Amrit being a likeable humble chap.
PS: I think Gurinder Gill was sidelined and intentionally wasn't given footage. No biggie though imo.