Babbal Rai

To fight the corruption in Punjab university, senior student Sandhu announces his candidacy as Grewal for the election

Nihal Singh is a young man from a village in Nabha, who in an attempt to get rid of an unwanted marriage proposal, ends up lying to his entire village that he loves somebody named 'Jasneet Kaur' (Surveen Chawla) from Vancouver. In reality, Jasneet is a girl, who Nihal and his friend and partner in crime, Taari (Binnu Dhillon) find on the web and keep a picture of her to show as proof to the village. Coaxed by his mother and a nagging village 'Taayi', Nihal Singh sets out for Canada to stay with Taari's Chacha (B.N. Sharma) and get his help in finding the whereabouts of Jasneet. There he also meets a girl named, Simrat (Japji Khaira) who informs him that Jasneet belongs to one of the wealthiest family in Vancouver and that it would be very difficult for him to reach her.

During times of conflict, three elderly men try to instill values in their families.

A poor village girl is married off to a foreigner, leaving the boy who loves her behind.

Maa is a story of a lady who has been through many ups and downs throughout her life but she is fearless protector who wishes to provide the best life for her child. She becomes a fearless protector of her child always shielding him from harm and pain, teaching him the qualities of life especially being a good human being and having the courage and commitment to face the society.

Gangster Makes His Grown up and Illiterate Son Complete His Grade 10 in 6 Months

Irresponsible and extravagant, Ranjit Bawa finds himself in a spot of bother when his family withholds his inheritance until he gets married. His search for a suitable bride brings him to Jassi Gill, a marriage bureau owner whose plight is somewhat similar and equally bad. Realising that they have a lot in common, the two men team up to sort out each other's issues, and things take a hilariously interesting turn from this point.

Burma, 1944. After abandoning his post in the British Indian Army and stealing a fortune in hidden gold, a Sikh soldier journeys toward Punjab alongside an Anglo-Burmese woman chasing a homeland she has never seen. As greed, war, betrayal, and grief leave a trail of broken lives behind them, he must decide whether the road ahead leads to vengeance, redemption, or a deeper understanding of the divine path that has been guiding him all along.

Deputy wants to be a professional actor but has to settle for a minor role in the local Ramlila due to lack of opportunity. Jass is unemployed and in love with a girl who will only marry if he finds a job. Their families are humiliated because of them. Both decide to join their friend Palli in search for a better future and to prove themselves.

A young man's hopes of marrying are hindered by a supernatural curse on his family.

Stray, poor, idle, addicted common people can be found easily around us. The politicians and system treat them as puppets. Such people are not considered as human beings. Most of their questions can't be solved but they themselves are a big question for society. These "unimportant" people either get trapped or become revolutionary for the society. Revolutionary people serve as the flag of humanity, the colors of which cause irritation in other's eyes. Posti is the story of the irritation caused by these revolutionary colors. Why it happened in the past, happening now and how long will it continue?

Three friends Pargat, Goldy, and Jeeta, shift to Chandigarh and look out for ways to make easy money. They get involved in illegal activities. Their lives take a gripping turn when they kill the accomplice of Balbir, a well-connected man who is now after them, to take revenge.

When the Sarpanch's son, Yadvinder "Yaadi," is found dead in a broken village well, suspicion spreads across the community. Inspector Arjan Singh begins investigating, exposing relationships, grudges, and past events. As every clue reveals a deeper secret, the truth behind the murder slowly comes to light