Movies and TvShows featuring "punjab-india" theme.

Sardar Udham is a biography movie based on the true story of a man named Udham Singh. Set in Punjab, India during the early 1900s, the film follows Udham Singh's journey as he becomes a freedom fighter and fights against British imperialism. The plot focuses on his mission to seek justice and avenge the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, where a British general ordered the killing of innocent protesters. Through his determination and sacrifice, Udham Singh becomes a symbol of patriotism and resistance against colonialism.

A man is asked to find a bride for his brother, but ends up falling in love with the same woman. Chaos ensues as they try to navigate their complicated relationships.

Nanak Shah Fakir is a biographical drama that depicts the life of Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism. The movie portrays his journey from a young boy to becoming a spiritual leader, emphasizing his teachings of love, equality, and humanity.

Toxification (2020) is a powerful documentary that delves into the devastating effects of chemicals and pesticides on the land and people of Punjab, India. It highlights the consequences of the Green Revolution and how it has led to a toxic environment, affecting both the physical and mental health of the residents. The film also explores the interconnected issues of alcoholism, drug abuse, and the hardships faced by farm workers in Punjab.

She is Harry, a Girl from Punjab...He is Paul, an American Indian from New York. She has some personal issues to settle with him. She flies down to New York from India and there starts a Cat and Mouse race between them. A story of pains and revenge which unfolds a mystery of relationship between them.

The film is a mind-bending psychological thriller, which revolves around a fictional village in Punjab that is taken over by evil spirits, superstitions and the innumerable untold stories of the night. What actually goes down at this odd-time, is KAWELA.

The farmers of Punjab face problems due to the lack of agricultural facilities whereas the youth face their own personal issues when it comes to dealing with problems that come with growing up.

What happens to families in the absence of sons? What happens to land in the absence of farmers? What happens to villages in the absence of men? Sent Away Boys weaves together stories of individual ambitions and family biographies from Punjab (India) to chronicle the gradual transformation of agrarian landscape and patriarchal traditions through ongoing transnational migration. As the promise of a secure future in agriculture grows increasingly uncertain for young men across the region, escaping India to join the low-wage labor in countries like Canada and USA becomes their sole aspiration. In rural Punjab, being a successful man now entails leaving their village, traveling abroad, and sending money home. Through interviews with men preparing to undertake often risky journeys and women awaiting the return of their sons, brothers and husbands, Sent Away Boys shows how young men's decisions to emigrate implicate families and communities across North India.