Sarabjit Cheema

Muklawa takes us back to the times when it was a common tradition for the girl to stay back at her parent's house from a few months to up to a year after her wedding.

Two generations of a family, and two sets of star-crossed lovers, endure a love that transcends time, experiencing friendship and honour in different decades.

Sardara and his younger son move to Canada with their wives to live with his elder son, Daljeet. But cultural differences and everyday clashes cause tension. Eventually, they’re forced to move out. The film highlights generational gaps, adaptation struggles, and the warmth of family bonds.

Pamma, a bhangra dancer, quits performing when unexpected events force his college team to split. Years later, his nephew learns about his talent and encourages him to relive his long-lost passion.