The life of an aspiring young rapper Kaala who comes back to Punjab from Canada. As he unravels the death of Taara Singh - the legendary singer who was shot dead in the midst of a packed performance

Pargat, son of Gurdit Singh, seeks justice against Tundilaat, who killed his father and stole their land. With the help of Rani and her aunt Balviro, Pargat dismantles Tundilaat's empire, ultimately restoring his family's honor.

Gurmukh Singh and diverse individuals embark on a pilgrimage to Sri Hazur Sahib, and during their bus journey, their personal prayers become a shared Ardaas.

A frustrated father in Canada, plans to take his mischievous son to India to discipline him.

Geja fails to assassinate Pamma and ends up in the same jail, where he's intent on finishing the job. A merciless cop's plan to transfer the dangerous prisoners escalates the situation.

When corruption in his village results in suicide and murder, a common man believed to be dead, seeks vengeance.

The Chacha-Bhatija duo team up to expand their reign in Canada. These brown boys will soon become the town's outlaws.

Tina Sidhu accidentally kills someone while planning a millionaire's wedding celebrations, and a comedy of errors ensues as she tries to get rid of the dead body.

A couple hellbent on divorcing each other become prisoners of their own home when five prison escapees hide in their house.

Stray, poor, idle, addicted common people can be found easily around us. The politicians and system treat them as puppets. Such people are not considered as human beings. Most of their questions can't be solved but they themselves are a big question for society. These "unimportant" people either get trapped or become revolutionary for the society. Revolutionary people serve as the flag of humanity, the colors of which cause irritation in other's eyes. Posti is the story of the irritation caused by these revolutionary colors. Why it happened in the past, happening now and how long will it continue?