Plot

In 1914, Mewa Singh and Gurdit Singh challenge Canadian racism. With 375 passengers, the Komagatamaru voyage confronts discriminatory direct passage laws and immigrant struggles.

In 1914, Mewa Singh Lopoke, fueled by systemic racism in Canada, taps into the revolutionary spirit. Visionary Sikh businessman Gurdit Singh, alongside 375 fellow passengers, sails on the daring voyage of the Guru Nanak Jahaz (Komagatamaru). At the heart of their journey lies a fight against the controversial Canadian direct voyage law and the harsh realities of diaspora dreams.