Baljinder Kaur

Inspired by untold and unrevealed anecdotes of Punjab's criminals, the movie highlights Punjab's rich culture and how youth can play an impactful role in rebuilding Rangla Punjab.

Looking to earn money for his family, in the early 1900s a young man travels to Canada to work in a lumber mill. While there, the men face difficult working conditions and a growing threat, as locals begin to fear the implications of a rising trend in foreign immigration.

A Punjabi youth, who wishes to move to America for a better life but unfortunately finds himself in a trap of illegal immigration which leads to a struggle to secure passage to America.

"Night - Exterior - Friendship" is a poignant exploration of the enduring power of true friendship, a bond that transcends distance and time. The story begins with four inseparable friends who gather for a final night together before one of them, Behnam, leaves for military service. This night is filled with laughter, heartfelt conversations, and the bittersweet emotions of impending separation. The event is documented by one of the friends, capturing their camaraderie and the profound connection they share. Years later, Behnam returns to his homeland, a place he once left behind, carrying the weight of nostalgia and the memories of that pivotal night. Now a young filmmaker, he is determined to reunite the group and rekindle the friendship that meant so much to him. He decides to turn the footage of their last night together into a movie, hoping it will serve as a catalyst for bringing his friends back together. As Behnam reaches out to his old friends, they begin to reminisce about the past. The film takes viewers through a series of flashbacks, revealing the joys and struggles the friends experienced together. These moments underscore the significance of their bond and how it shaped their lives, even as they went their separate ways. The narrative delves into the lives of the other three friends, each of whom has followed a different path. Through Behnam's film, they relive that final night, recalling the dreams they shared and the promises they made. The process of making the film becomes a journey of rediscovery, as they confront their past and reflect on how much they have changed. The film is a testament to the idea that true friendship is an indelible part of our identity. It shows how the experiences and emotions shared with close friends can influence our personal growth and our relationships with others. The story illustrates that even when friends are separated by time and distance, the bond they share remains strong, providing a sense of continuity and connection. "Night - Exterior - Friendship" is more than just a story about reuniting old friends; it is a celebration of the resilience of human connections. It portrays how friendships can serve as a mirror, reflecting the best parts of ourselves and inspiring us to strive for deeper, more meaningful relationships. Behnam's journey to bring his friends together again is a powerful reminder of the impact that true friendship can have on our lives, shaping our memories and influencing our futures. As the friends come together to watch Behnam's film, they find themselves not only reminiscing about the past but also renewing their commitment to each other. The film becomes a bridge between their past and present, illustrating that the ties that bind us to our friends are not easily broken. Through their shared history, they discover the strength to face the future, knowing that their friendship will continue to be a source of support and inspiration. In "Night - Exterior - Friendship," the audience is invited to witness the profound impact of friendship and to reflect on the importance of cherishing and nurturing these relationships throughout their own lives.

Chhalaang is a hilarious, yet inspirational, journey of a PT Master from a semi government-funded school in Northern India. Montu is a typical PT Master for whom it`s just a job. When circumstances put everything that Montu cares for at stake, including Neelu who he loves, Montu is forced to do what he has never done - teach. Through Montu`s journey, Chhalaang humorously addresses the value of Sports Education in the school curriculum.

Rano, an ordinary girl from Punjab, always dreamed of marrying a prince charming hailing from Canada. But she soon realizes she doesn`t possess any quality to attract a proposal. She is not conventionally beautiful, neither is she academically brilliant nor does she have a rich father. All she has to offer is a talent that is frowned upon in Punjab. She is a make-up artist and hopes that this talent will somehow fulfill her dream. But is it enough?

The film is based on the life of Shri S.P. Chauhan (Thakur Satpal Chauhan), a famous social worker from Karnal, Haryana. It highlights his journey from poverty to prosperity in adverse situations, and the struggles he faced while working as a social worker for issues like women empowerment and alcohol-free society.

Adi Tomar had a dream to win the boxing gold for India. Instead he languished in a nightmare for a decade as his gloves were spiked during an all-important match, blinding him in the arena and handing the match to his undeserving opponent, a mediocre boxer but a political powerhouse. The culprit was his own coach, Dev Khatri. Shattered by his loss, and disillusioned by the state of Indian boxing, Adi turned to a life of cynical self-destruction of booze, brothels and bar-fights. Loyal friends somehow bring him back to boxing as the coach of the lowly rated Indian women`s boxing team. His outspoken honesty sends jitters through his old adversaries, and he is soon transferred to Chennai, the Siberia of Indian boxing. But Adi continues to dream but this time for a free-spirited, fiery young woman from the fishing community, Madhi. Adi spots in her a champion that could bring India the gold that he was robbed off. But first Adi must earn her trust, then tame her impetuosity and finally make her dream all this in just nine months before the world championship. And so begins an uneasy partnership between a man who loves his sport and a girl who loves her freedom. Rigor and rebellion, structure and free spirit collide. It is the beginning of a beautiful friendship and a journey towards an impossible dream.

The account of Human Rights lawyer Shahid Azmi, an ordinary citizen with an extraordinary commitment to justice. Shahid traces the true story of slain human rights activist and lawyer Shahid Azmi. From attempting to become a terrorist to being wrongly imprisoned under a draconian anti-terrorism law to becoming a criminal lawyer Shahid traces the inspiring personal journey of a boy who became an unlikely messiah for human rights while following the rise of communal violence in India. This story of an impoverished Muslim struggling to come to terms with injustice, inequality and rising above his circumstances is an inspiring testament to the human spirit. The film opens with murder of Shahid Azmi (Rajkummar Rao) and goes into flashback to the violence during the Bombay riots. There Shahid witnesses cold-blooded murders and in anger runs away to Pakistan-administered Kashmir, where he spends a brief period at a militant training camp. He soon returns. In Mumbai, he is arrested under the Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, for an alleged conspiracy to assassinate some politicians. He is brutally tortured by police and forced to admit to the crime, after which he spends seven years at Tihar Jail in New Delhi. During his incarceration at Tihar Jail, Omar Sheikh (Prabal Panjabi) tries to brainwash him. But another inmate War Saab (K K Menon) inspires him to start his college education. Once he is acquitted of the charges, he goes ahead to study law in Mumbai. After receiving his law degree, Shahid works with lawyer Maqbool Memon (Tigmanshu Dhulia) for few months, before starting his career as an independent lawyer with the financial support of his elder brother Arif (Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub). During this process he meets Mariam (Prabhleen Sandhu), a Muslim divorcee, and marries her. Shahid soon starts picking up cases of Muslims charged under the POTA. He fights many cases pro bono in consultation with NGOs. Shahid gets his first major success as a defence lawyer when Arif Paanwala, who has been arrested under POTA in 2002 Mumbai bus bombing, is acquitted due to lack of evidence. Shahid then represents the accused in the 2006 Mumbai train bombings, the 2006 Aurangabad arms haul, and the 2006 Malegaon bombings case. He is criticized for supporting terrorists and starts getting threatening calls that disturb his family life. On one occasion, Shahid's face is blackened by assailants outside the court room. While defending Faheem Ansari in the 2008 Mumbai attacks case, he gets shot by two gunmen in his office and dies on the spot. Later, Ansari is shown to be acquitted of all charges by the Supreme Court of India due to lack of evidence. In a post-credits scene, Shahid's journey to the training camp is shown. It is edited out of the final cut to make the story tighter.