Nimrat Khaira

Set in 1840s Punjab, this gripping tale unfolds along the banks of a river, where the lives of two villages become intertwined. Following the demise of Maharaja Ranjeet Singh, tensions escalate as Jangi Jahan and his associates, driven by malicious intentions, launch a surprise attack on the prosperous village of Sardar Akaal Singh (played by Gippy Grewal). As Akaal Singh and his companions valiantly defend their village, Jangi Jahan seeks vengeance and pursues his ulterior motives, reneging on a truce with the river and rallying his forces. Will the Sardars, the fearless lions of Punjab, rise to the challenge and confront this formidable foe head-on? This electrifying tale of honour, valour, and resilience will keep you on the edge of your seat, making it an unforgettable cinematic experience.

Set in the backdrop of Punjab in the 1980s, Jodi is a musical journey of two talented and passionate artists who redefine the Punjabi folk music while falling in love with each other. With their love growing stronger, a shroud of mystery envelopes their path.

Afsar a family drama takes a humorous look at love, marriage, and employment. Jaspal (Tarsem Jassar) is a senior government official in love with Harman (Nimrat Khaira) a school teacher. Jaspal on paper is the ideal son-in-law material, good looking, caring and with the ability to financially support Harman. The only problem is Harman's dad wants a son in law who holds the position of a Patwari (lower government officer) because he believes that post has more status and power. Jaspal and Harman are confused with the situation and realize the only way their marriage will go ahead is if Jaspal is demoted to the lower position of a Patwari. Despite the difficulties, they continue dating each other confident that they will convince Harman's stubborn father to agree to the marriage. But when Jaspal is accused of being unfaithful, Harman angrily agrees to marry a man of her father's choice. Jaspal is now left in a quandary: does he prove his innocence to Harman or fulfill her father's wish of becoming a Potwari? Most importantly will he end up marrying Harman?

Two young lovers from a small village in Punjab are separated due to the India-Pakistan partition in 1947 and now live on either side of the border. Their love is tested by the rising tension between the families and the newly formed nations.