A family tries to rid itself of a curse that haunts their village.

Goga and Kamal are in love and want to get married, but Kamal's grandmother is standing in their way. In a moment of despair, Goga prays for Kamal's grandmother's death, and when it occurs a few days later, Goga is left fearful and confused. The couple's wedding plans seem to be back on track until Goga spots the ghostly figure of Kamal's grandmother wandering around. Despite Goga's attempt to prove the sighting, nobody else can see the apparition but him. In desperation, Goga seeks guidance from Notorious Baba who advises him to summon the ghost of his own grandfather to help. Unfortunately, the only person who can see Goma's grandfather's ghost is Kamal. What follows is a side-splitting tale of confusion and errors, but is ultimately a poignant tribute to the enduring power of love.

Revolves around unblessed, unhappy and helpless husbands who are overpowered by their wives.

While one couple is falling in love, on the other hand another couple are on the verge of their divorce. Will their journey make their bond stronger?

A short boy is in love with a tall girl for which he faces a lot of criticism from her family and friends. Eventually, they marry and he wins everyone's heart with his good character.

'Ni Mai Sass Kuttni' is a very old Punjabi Traditional Boli, which is sung on various occasions in Punjab, usually during weddings. This film is all about the sweet and sour companionship of Mothers-in-Law and Daughters-in-Law.

A pair of best friends compete with one another over their feelings for a pair of women.

The story revolves around Bhagat's struggle to get his land back from the Sarpanch of the village, who wrongfully acquired their land. Bhagat is an alcoholic, votes only for money, and often fights with his wife.

A farmer and the mesmerizing girl next door find the path to true love anything but smooth.