Festival Opening Film

Paro

The untold story of bride slavery

A powerful social drama that exposes the harsh realities of forced marriages and human trafficking. Directed by Gajendra Vitthal Ahire and starring Trupti Bhoir, the film follows Chand’s heartbreaking journey as she’s sold into marriage, faces abuse, and fights to reclaim her voice. Through raw storytelling and emotional depth, Paro challenges societal norms and celebrates resilience. 

50 Years Jublee

Sholay

Sholay is a towering classic of Indian cinema, expertly blending action, drama, and emotion into an unforgettable story. Directed by Ramesh Sippy, the film follows two ex-convicts, Jai and Veeru, enlisted by a retired police officer to capture Gabbar Singh, a notorious bandit who terrorizes the village of Ramgarh.

Norway premiere

Love Guru

A Pakistani romantic comedy directed by Nadeem Baig and penned by Vasay Chaudhry, Love Guru tells the charming story of a self-proclaimed relationship expert, Adil—played by Humayun Saeed—who is ironically hired to derail a wedding. As he becomes more entangled in the situation, unexpected romantic sparks begin to fly. 

Kya karoon haai...

Kuch Kuch Hota Hai

KKHH is a beloved Bollywood romance that blends youthful charm with emotional depth. It follows 3 friends, Rahul, Anjali and Tina in a love triangle that spans for years.

It quickly became a romantic cult classic of Bollywood Cinema.

Cult Classic

Shree 420

Shree 420" is more than a film—it is a reflection of India's socio-economic challenges in the 1950s. It blends melodrama, romance, and social commentary in a style that made Raj Kapoor internationally admired, often likened to Charlie Chaplin. The film remains a cornerstone of Indian cinematic heritage and continues to resonate with audiences worldwide.

Multiple award winning film (One to watch!)

Soch - A perception

Soch – A Perception is a gripping Hindi crime drama set in the quiet village of Arkee, where the disappearance of social activist Shaila Awasthi sparks national outrage. Led by Officer Priyanka Negi, the investigation unfolds against rising communal tensions, challenging perceptions of justice and identity.

Director Ravi Gautam will attend the festival

FUNjabi film of the year!

Sardaar ji 3

Sardaar Ji 3 is a Punjabi horror-comedy that brings back ghost hunter Jaggi—played by Diljit Dosanjh—for his wildest adventure yet. Directed by Amar Hundal, the film follows Jaggi and his ghostly companion Pinky as they investigate a haunted castle in the UK, uncovering eerie secrets and facing off against a defiant spirit.

4th Installment of​ the story

Chal Mera Putt 4

Living in the UK, a group of immigrant friends from different countries struggle to make ends meet while supporting their families back home. Their lives take a wild turn when they stumble upon a mysterious bag containing one million pounds, sparking a hilarious misadventure filled with misunderstandings, cultural clashes, and heartfelt moments.

Students vs permanent residents

Enna Nu Rehna Sehna Ni Aaunda

The film follows the lives of international students as they navigate cultural shocks, part-time jobs, homesickness, and identity struggles in a foreign country. It’s a heartfelt and humorous story about resilience, friendship, and finding a sense of belonging far from home

Choice between love and loyalty

Badgumaan

Badgumaan is a stirring village drama that delves into the fragile threads of love, loyalty, and betrayal. When Muliya finds herself torn between her devoted husband Kalwa and his charming younger brother Rajwa, a storm brews beneath the surface of their quiet life.