Sunita Dhir

The story showcases police officers who turn their occupation to filmmaking after losing 12 crores that are supposed to be government funds.

Based on true events, the story revolves around a young Sikh during the violence of the 1980s. Inspired by Shaheed Bhagat Singh, the boy recognized as Toofan Singh fights for his rights and the injustice in the society - cruelty, crime, and corruption.

A couple on the verge of separation prepares to file for divorce, but fate plays its game as a sudden lockdown forces them to live together 24/7. Confined in one house, their everyday arguments, awkward silences, and unexpected laughter open up new possibilities. Will this forced proximity reignite lost love or push them even further apart?

Jind, the village Kabaddi champion, makes her son the most honest and well-known player in the village. Unfortunately, her son, Mehar, gets involved in drugs. When his mother intervenes, he threatens to kill himself as well as his mother.

On reaching Yamlok after his untimely death, Jagga finds out that he was called back a little too early because of a mistake made by Yamraj. Soon, Jagga is sent back to the world of the living in the body of a corrupt cop, where he takes it upon himself to right the wrongs of the former police officer.