Surmeet Maavi

Jaswinder Singh is an expert con man who makes a living by preying on the gullible. When a political party`s election campaign announces a Rs. 15 Lakh reward to everyone once it comes to power, Jaswinder sees an opportunity to pull off the biggest scam of his career. But will he succeed?

A couple living in rural Punjab seek to send their son to a posh convent school in the city, since they're convinced that knowing English is the key to succeeding in this world. However, their selfish ambition puts a strain on their relationship with the child.

Neeta and Mishri, the kids of the two most eligible contenders to become the head of their locality, have an air of arrogance around them and their families hold great animosity against each other. In a twist of fate, however, they fall in love with each other and decide to elope. Years later, when they return, they find the people of their town buckled under a certain problem. Will their families help the community or will they hold onto their personal agendas?

The story begins in a village in Punjab, where an organic farmer Jaggi ( Diljit Dosanjh) lives his life. His village gets into trouble and Jaggi has to travel to Australia to earn money in order to save the village. A mad ride begins in his quest to earn money; this man of principles starts driving a beautiful ice cream truck, which kids simply love and goons chase him. During this time, he meets an equally hot-tempered girl and kidnaps another girl from her own wedding! Now is that crazy or is that crazy? Why are gangs chasing him? What are the girls doing in his life? Does he manage to save his village? To find out watch Sardaarji 2.

Punjab is the land of people who are so warm, lively, loving and; when time comes, the greatest warriors as well. This race has been fighting with invaders for centuries and these centuries-long wars have made it a martial race. This characteristic has made Punjabis proud many times but there`s also another side of this characteristic, and, that is very tragic. With agriculture controlling the economy of the state, the Punjabi farmer class, known as `Jatts`, have had only one thing on their minds when it comes to prosperity - the land. And they can go to any extent for that even to the extent of shedding their own brothers` blood. That is what this film is all about. It highlights the various bloodbaths in many family feuds. The word `Shareek` may refer to `sharing` in a dictionary, but in Punjab it has always been opposite to it. As time flies, one doesn`t even notice that how and when brothers become enemies. Brothers are brothers and their children become cousins. But for the feudal society of Punjab, the word `cousins`, fighting over land, stands for `shareeks` and `shareeks` stand for `enemies`. Just for the ownership of a piece of a land, the cousins would wage a ruthless war between themselves. For centuries, this phenomenon has taken its toll and it has never stopped. The film `Shareek`, with all the emotion, romance, thrill and action; addresses this menace strongly, although in the undercurrent. With the protagonist Jassa and Dara the antagonist, the story aims at asking our society, ``Why, when and how we can stop our race from killing each other just for a piece of land which would not belong to us after the last breath deceives us?``

Mitti Na Pharol Jogiya is a Punjabi film written and diected by Avtar Singh. The story of the film revolves around the emotions of love and anger, and the impact of partition on common life.

A fearless Indian ghost hunter who traps ghosts in bottles falls in love with a ghost.

Punjab 1984 is the story of a mother and her missing son, set in the backdrop of 1984 Punjab, when the state was plagued by terrorism. The film depicts the longing of a mother for her son and her search for her son, who is labelled a terrorist. It shows how he eventually fights for his rights, while longing to return home because of his love for his mother. It also tells us more about the time, which was very sensitive for the youth of Punjab. The film is dedicated to the thousands of mothers who lost their sons to these riots.