This Valentine's, Naag & Pammi will redefine romance for you in Kala Shah Kala, an upcoming Indian-Punjabi romedy film which celebrates the much maligned and universal butt of jokes the colour black. Lovely (Binnu Dhillon) a happy go lucky & charming guy struggles to find the love of his life because of his dark complexion. Pammi (Sargun Mehta) is everything he dreamt of, and for a while it sure seems like a match made in heaven, but alas Lovely will have to prove yet again that it's not the colour of the skin that matters but your heart and soul that matter and always wins!

A guy's family wants him to get married but it is harder than he thought. On one hand, his grandmother wants him to get married to a girl of her choice, and on the other, his mother is eager to select a girl for him. On top of that, he is already in love with a girl. His dilemma of being stuck between three women forms the crux of the story.

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Virat and Seerat fall in love with each other but Rajveer, who has a split personality, creates problems in their relationship.

It is a satirical take on a battle against government & its employees who are unwilling to work for the betterment & welfare of society. From the panchayat to the employees in electricity department are all reluctant to work for the revolution in the village by sticking to the superstitions of the villagers.

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

An old Punjabi man living in Canada makes a bet with his daughter-in-law about how similar modern Punjab is to his memories.

An undefined relationship between father and son of love and dreams that goes beyond all boundaries of struggles to meet the demand of generation gap.

Set in the 90's, the film revolves around how the forced respect for the son-in-laws of the family serves as an obstacle in the marriage functions and also, their contribution in uniting new love lives.

Jaspal, a government employee, falls in love with Harman, a school teacher, and wants to marry her. Harman's father withholds his consent because he wants his daughter to marry a Patwari and pressures Jaspal to do whatever it takes to achieve it.