Ammy Virk

Amninderpal Singh Virk, popularly known as Ammy Virk, is a renowned Indian singer, actor, and film producer associated primarily with Punjabi cinema and music. Born on May 11, 1992, in Nabha, Punjab, India, Ammy hails from a deeply rooted Punjabi Sikh family. He completed his education in Punjab, earning a degree in Biotechnology from Punjabi University, Patiala, before stepping into the world of entertainment. His journey from a biotechnology student to a beloved star is nothing short of inspirational.

Ammy first gained public attention with his debut song “Chandigarh Diyan Kuudiyan”, which became a regional hit. However, it was the track “Yaar Amli” and later “Zindabaad Yaarian” that made him a household name in Punjab. His soulful voice, authentic Punjabi accent, and emotional delivery made him stand out in a crowded music industry. Known for his rustic and powerful vocal tone, Ammy has contributed numerous hit tracks in the Punjabi music industry including “Qismat,” “Hath Chumme,” “Taara,” and “Wang Da Naap.”

His cinematic journey began with the 2015 Punjabi film “Angrej,” where he played the role of Haakam. His acting was praised for its natural ease and strong screen presence. However, it was the film “Qismat” (2018) opposite Sargun Mehta that skyrocketed his acting career and became one of the highest-grossing Punjabi films of that year. His portrayal of Shivjit Singh Gill, a romantic and emotional character, earned him accolades and a massive fan following.

Over the years, Ammy Virk has starred in multiple successful Punjabi films such as “Bambukat,” “Nikka Zaildar” (and its sequels), “Harjeeta,” “Sufna,” and “Saab Bahadar.” His versatility as an actor is evident in his ability to portray a wide range of characters—from a naive village boy to a serious hockey player in Harjeeta.

Apart from his regional success, Ammy has also ventured into Bollywood, making his Hindi film debut in “83” (2021) directed by Kabir Khan, where he portrayed Balwinder Singh Sandhu, a member of the Indian cricket team that won the 1983 World Cup. He also appeared in Bhuj: The Pride of India (2021), showcasing his potential in mainstream Hindi cinema.

Ammy Virk is also the owner of Villagers Film Studio and Burfi Music, where he has taken up the role of a producer to support new talent and contribute to the growth of Punjabi cinema. Known for his humble personality, dedication to his roots, and immense talent, Ammy continues to inspire the youth of Punjab and music lovers across the globe.