Jassie Gill

The film is a love-hate-love story of a couple who file for divorce and after going out of their way to trouble their partner, they finally realise their love for each other

Panga is inspired from the life of a national level Kabbadi player from India. It follows her triumphs, struggle and overcoming of stereotypes and reflecting upon the importance of love and family support in order to become successful.

A young woman working in a coffee shop far from her home country is spoiled for choice when it comes to suitors.

Four friends road-trip across Punjab to help one of them get over an ex-girlfriend, but are quickly caught in a fiasco like no other.

Happy gets kidnapped by a group of gangsters, but what happens when they realize that they got the wrong Happy?

The marriage of two aspiring singers is put to the test when one of them becomes famous.

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, and things take a hilariously interesting turn from this point.

Bhaijaan, a self-avowed bachelor, decides to give up on violence when he falls in love with Bhagyalakshmi. Will he go back to his old ways when he learns about her family's rivalry with a gangster?