Rupinder Gandhi 2: The Robin Hood

With the local police force unwilling to deal with crime, a college student and his gang take it upon themselves to mete out justice in their own way.

A cocky young gang leader comes to learn the truth of a man’s heroic legacy from the past that he has stolen.

Fatherhood is a massive responsibility, however being a girl’s father is still worry able thing in society. People around that particular person always insecure him about his daughter’s marriage, security, so on. Our story is like same person, who is surrounded by such kind of character, who always divert our main character’s (father) thoughts, to doubt on his own daughter and reminds inequality factor of girls. But daughters prove everyone wrong and show that girls are not less than anyone. They are more capable than boys in society. The whole journey of father and daughter’s relationship shown in this movie, which will eventually show that, in present time women are not less than men.

When tragedy strikes on 9/11, Arjun Singh (Kavi Raz) and his family -- devout Sikhs who emigrated from India to the suburbs of Los Angeles -- suddenly find themselves as targets of prejudice and discrimination. Trying to distance themselves from terrorists, they explain to once-friendly neighbors how their Sikh culture is nothing like Muslim extremism, but their words largely fall on deaf and suspicious ears. Archana Puran Singh co-stars.

Avtar Singh's directorial comic drama starring Kavita Kaushik and Karamjeet Anmol focuses on the contrast between two classes i.e. educated urban and uneducated rural. This film is a blend of both comedy as well as carries a social message; that how differences in thinking, life style and living standard of two persons from different classes impact their lives. Despite all these differences, that they are still together at the end proves that human values are far ahead of the differences in today's money minded and fast societies.

Three unhappy and helpless husbands who are fed up with doing household work on their wives' instruction find ways to change the situation in their favour.

An American journalist travels to India to cover Bollywood weddings, only to uncover a mosaic of cultural clashes, transgender tangles and lost loves with her travels culminating at a destination where the only journey is the one within.

A misery young man who falls in love with a middle-class girl who wishes to enjoy all the finer things in life and has big dreams of a high-flying and jet-setting lifestyle.

Four sisters vie to prove their worth to their father, who longed for a son.

Mitti Na Pharol Jogiya is a Punjabi film directed by Avtar Singh, Starring Kartar Chemma, Aman Grewal, Japtej Singh and more. Movie Produced under banner Ram Avtar Art Film. The story of the film revolves around the emotions of love and anger with an impact of partition on common life.

After being exiled from his village, a Punjabi man discovers that he has a long lost twin brother who was raised Muslim.

A remote village in the Punjab in the early 1990s. Daily life goes on, but the sense of threat is palpable. Two brothers face a choice. Raghbir Singh’s debut examines the previous generation’s traumas. A powerful slice of life dealing with an under-represented piece of history.