Ravinder Mand

Jallaludin thinks all women are evil and refers to them as `chudail`. On a trip out with his married friend, he convinces them to divorce their wives but to his surprise he falls in love with Rani. He gets married to her within a week, only to realise that she is actually a ghost (chudail). What will Jallaludin`s next plan of action be? Will he be able to fight against Rani or will he succumb to the fear?

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.

A government employee falls into the trap of an astrologer who predicts his early death. Terrified, he does everything he can to avoid it which leads to a series of humorous situations. This rib-tickling drama will keep you laughing until the very end!

A young Punjabi couple doesn`t reveal their relationship to their parents, but then the girl`s parents find an NRI groom for her. To make matters worse, mobile networks shut down in the area for three days. Watch this rib tickling flick to find out what happens!

Dharmendra the only male in his family, thinks that all his problems will be solved if he has a son. As soon as he knows his wife is pregnant, his desperation of having a boy child leads him to perform unusual remedies.

Born and raised in Faridkot, Farid Singh Brar loves his homeland and spends his time between farming and hanging out with his best friend Maddi. Farid`s mother is frustrated by his aimless lifestyle, and gives him an ultimatum to emigrate to Canada. A disheartened Farid prays at the dargah to grant him one wish: to somehow let him remain in Faridkot. The next morning, he wakes up to find his wish granted. The only problem is that the Faridkot he ended up in is a village in Pakistan! What follows forms the crux of the comedy Munda Faridkotia.

Blackia is based on the gold rush at Punjab`s international border during the 1970s, when many gold smuggling gangs were fighting to monopolise the business. An innocent college boy is drawn into this war for power, and takes control of the underworld.

A small town milk-vendor Boota Singh (Bhagwant Mann) is forced into contesting elections, by his younger brother (Rupan), as he is in love with the daughter of existing MLA (Tej Sapru), to match their family status. The life of this poor milk vendor goes haywire the day he files the nomination