Amar Noorie

A fantasy-filled epic that follows a reclusive young man who uses his extraordinary powers of blurring the lines between reality and fantasy, to save the woman he loves.

Circumstances lead Sardar Bhupinder Singh Randhawa to marry twice, and two boys are born - Jaswant Singh Randhawa (Jimmy Sheirgill) and Gurbaaz Singh Randhawa (Dev Kharoud). A feud between these two estranged step-brothers goes beyond the ownership of land and ranscends into a war for love, honour, pride and claiming a sense of identity.

Dulla Bhatti is a revenge drama and the story starts with a child who witnesses the death of his father. He carries this bitter memory which fuels his urge to find the killers and get his revenge.

Guilt haunts the conscience of a Vietnam veteran as he relieves the dark times from his past.....every day of his life.

'Daddy Cool Munde Fool' is a comical satire which centers around a Punjabi Family from Punjab. The story revolves around a widower, Parminder Singh Puppy and his two irresponsible and notorious sons, Gunny and Money. The Confusion Starts When Parminder Singh's friend, Puppy proposes Gunny and Money's marriage to Dilraaj Kaur Dil's daughters, Rinki and Minki. Dilraaj Kaur Dil interestingly turns out to be Parminder Singh Puppy's college sweetheart. The whole confusion is essentially about who will be Marrying whom? This is one Punjabi Wedding you can't afford to miss!

This is the story of Harman, his life, his struggle and his dreams. His dream is to see his ailing parents happy and healthy and to get Simran as his life partner. Ashamed of his poverty, he migrates to Bangkok where his life takes a 360 degree turn with the help of hotelier, Gurvinder and his pretty daughter, Preet who has a soft corner for Harman. However, unaware of Preet`s feelings Harman returns to India as a rich man. On his return, he finds that Simran is studying at Shimla University and he joins the University to grab the golden opportunity to be close to Simran. Their journey commences with friendship, togetherness and they bond in the snow-capped valleys of Shimla. Finally Harman confesses his feelings to Simran. Will Simran accept his proposal or not? Will Preet come back in search of her love? Will Harman`s faith in God survive? Only God knows. Only He can change the colors of life and destiny. Pata nahi rabb kehdeyan rangan ch raazi...

The film is set in 1947. The exodus has begun after Partition. A Sikh ex-military man in his thirties finds a 16-year-old Muslim girl alone in a nearby village and brings her home. But the villagers tell him he should either marry her or leave her in a camp where people bound for Pakistan are located. But he decides that since he's far older, he'd better leave her at the camp. As he is about to send her off with a man bound for the camp and who is prepared to marry her there, she asks Buta Singh if he is so poor that he cannot even feed her two Rotis per day to keep her alive. Whereupon Buta Singh decides to marry her. They have a baby girl. And Buta is pretty happy that despite being overage, matrimonially speaking, he's leading a pleasant life. Others of his class usually had to actually buy women from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar whom they married. A jealous uncle who realizes the family property will now go to the Muslim girl, forcibly dumps Buta's wife into a truck bound for Pakistan. Buta realizes what has happened, sells all his land and goes along with his child to Pakistan illegally. He's quickly arrested and brought before a judge who's quite willing to free him if his wife owns up. But, under pressure from her family, the girl backs off. A disillusioned and distraught Buta jumps with his daughter before an oncoming train. He dies, but his daughter is saved. Pakistani youth, overcome by this, hail him thus: Shaheed-e-Mohabat (a martyr in the cause of love), erect a memorial and a trust in his name. —Jalwehra