Starring: Aman Dhaliwal, Gurpreet Ghuggi, Kim Verma, Gurleen Chopra, Rana Ranbir, Deep Dhillon

Directed By: Manmohan Singh

Written By: Manmohan Singh

Synopsis: Ajj De Ranjhe" is a satirical take on the state of the youth & law & order system of Punjab.

Ajj De Ranjhe is a comic take on the innards of the state's police and interspersed with several light-hearted moments. The film is based on police-public relationships, how the general public is scared of the police and always try to avoid them. According to Manji, the film aims at the makeover of the police, and that cops are there for our own safety and security measures so we must not shy away from them. Instead we should feel safe to discuss any situation with them.

The film follows the journey of an unemployed youngster Ambar (Aman Dhaliwal) and a rookie cop Manjeet (Gurpreet Ghuggi). While Ambar hopes to make it as a TV journalist like his idol & romantic interest Kranti (Gurleen Chopra), Ghuggi is a dedicated cop, committed to clean up the messy state of affairs of his police station and bring a known local criminal Soocha Singh (Deep Dhillon) and his son to justice.

On their quest both Manjeet & Ambar encounter hilarious situations involving their romantic interests, family members, the people of the village & even gangsters. They both keep crossing paths at various junctures as the story progresses and eventually become a formidable team ready to take on the system.

Will this unlikely duo succeed in achieving their individual goals using unconventional tactics forms the rest of the story.

Set in the heartland of Punjab,' Ajj De Ranjhe' is a full blown comedy blended with action, romance , songs & picturesque locations for good measure.

Star Cast: Ravi Kissen.... Chandrabhan, Manish Vatsalya.... Atka, Yashpal Sharma.... Mahkoo, Rahul Kumar.... Bitwa, Pooja Welling.... Mudra, Govind Namdev.... Mr. Pawar, Hazel.... Shrishti, Sharat Saxena.... Rana, Murli Sharma.... Hanumant Singh, Ashwini Kalsekar.... I.G., Shobha Khote.... Daadi, Ganesh Yadav.... ACP, Mukesh Bhatt 1.... Tausif

Genre: Crime

Director: Manish Vatsalya 

Story / Writers: Manish Vatsalya

Music Director: Shadaab Hashmi, Abhik Chatterjee, Siddhant Madhav 

Singers: Kailash Kher, Siddhant Madhav, Saberi Bhattacharya, Shadaab Hashmi, Parshuram Mishra

Lyricist: Manish Vatsalya, Arafat Mehmood, Saurabh Choudhary

Editor: Nipun Gupta

Cinematography: Neelabh Kaul 

Synopsis: Originating from the dark and gruesome underbelly of Bihar, Jeena Hai Toh Thok Daal is a story of the conscientious journey of four outlaws who set out to Mumbai for a mission.

These four mercenaries who have grown up in the cradle of crime come from different age groups but are united in being the perfect hell raisers. Their freewheeling passion and addiction to thrill makes them take the route which very few can think of. In pursuit of one of such crimes, they set out to the city of dreams- Mumbai. Their ambitious plan comes to a screeching halt when one of them has a change of heart and their lives take an eventful turn. Is this the beginning of their transformation? Will they still complete the heinous crime which brought them to Mumbai? Or will they just become victims of fate and their sinister ambitions? Stuck in the quagmire of greed, politics and conspiracy, what does the fate has in store for these four guys?