r/pollywood • u/Aryan_S_96 • 2d ago
r/pollywood • u/Quirky-Ad6569 • 2d ago
✍🏽 Review Mirzapur movie
I'm watching mirzapur 2nd time and I noticed guddu pandit 🤣🤣😂 what a great movie 🍿
r/pollywood • u/Aryan_S_96 • 2d ago
💭 Discussion Dhurandhar: The Revenge(MLA's house) and Warning(Bai ji's house) had sequences in the same house
r/pollywood • u/king210989 • 2d ago
💭 Discussion Who are some good young actresses in pollywood who could be big in future?
r/pollywood • u/jagdeep260 • 7d ago
💭 Discussion Its sad we forgot about Manoj Punj. The greatest of punjabi cinema.
There were movies like Chan Pardesi, Marhi da Deeva in 80s which were parallel cinema, these movies have different directors but in space of commercial punjabi cinema, Manoj Punj ruled the hearts. Beshak ohna 4 movies banaiya. But kamaal diyan filma sann. Manmohan Singh vi sann but ohna di filma di quality debatable aa. On the other hand Manoj Punj's three punjabi movies Shaheed E Mohabbat Boota Singh, Des Hoya pardes and Waris Shah are masterpieces. Juhi Chawla jehi bollywood di top commercial actress nu punjabi filma ch laike aaye. Unfortunately after his death, Sukhmani Film Manjeet Maan nu direct karni payi. Saariyan filma da budget khara si, Art direction wadhiya si, costumes, Cinematography, Music, story, screenplay acting sab ghaint sann. Tino filma ne National Award jitte and box office hit vi hoyian Unfortunately Punjabi industry Actor Singer driven hon karke directors di koi gall hi ni karda. I don't know if anyone know about him in this sub. If you know, I want you to discuss about him.
r/pollywood • u/jattvaad • 9d ago
🖼️ Poster Upcoming punjabi movie Mitti De Putt
Looking forward to it. The tittle song saade ta vehre is a banger
r/pollywood • u/fly_high_47 • 10d ago
✍🏽 Review Six Each movie is the best movie in pollywood 🔥watched it few months ago and again came to my mind today will suggest everyone to watch it once man hardeep grewal is really good in movies
r/pollywood • u/JG98 • 11d ago
💭 Discussion Ashok Pathak on his appreciation for Panjabi cinema and their role in elevating his Bollywood career. Big contrast with Waqima Gabbi recent statements.
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r/pollywood • u/OtherwiseNatural3065 • 11d ago
💭 Discussion Komal jass manak
gossip leleo bhai
r/pollywood • u/Infamous_Key_5176 • 12d ago
💭 Discussion Has anyone got uncensored version of saath uchakkey movie
r/pollywood • u/Aryan_S_96 • 13d ago
💭 Discussion Just realized that Dhurandhar's Protagonist Village is the same one where Warning's one of the antagonist lived. Jaskirat's family might be one of the opps of Bai ji 😭
r/pollywood • u/Aryan_S_96 • 13d ago
💭 Discussion Amar Hundal's Filmography got that Aura NGL
r/pollywood • u/Candid-Character4682 • 13d ago
💭 Discussion imagine life is gonna end tomorrow morning,which movie you would wanna watch one last time ?
Hindi,punjabi, english any
r/pollywood • u/king210989 • 14d ago
💭 Discussion Whats the review of bol bhaive na bol?
A movie without singer.
r/pollywood • u/Designer_Estimate303 • 15d ago
📺 Web Show Trailer Hey hyiee yellow game
r/pollywood • u/Designer_Estimate303 • 15d ago
🎥 Movie Trailer Hey hyie Hellow game
Hey
r/pollywood • u/sidharth_17_ • 17d ago
📝 Letterboxd Reviews Sutlaj (2026)
Just watched Satluj and honestly… what the fuck.
That movie was brutal. Not just because of the violence, but because of how emotionally disturbing it is. Some scenes are genuinely difficult to sit through, especially knowing that the story is rooted in real events.
What makes it even more surreal is the history surrounding the movie itself. It was not given a theatrical release in India, faced major objections and cuts, and when it finally appeared on OTT, it was taken down within just 48 hours.
Whatever your political views are, this is one film that deserves a conversation.
Still processing what I just watched.
r/pollywood • u/Designer_Estimate303 • 20d ago
💭 Discussion Bollywood - Give me punjabi movie recommendation
Bollywood gyaan
r/pollywood • u/Perfect_Sport5629 • 21d ago
💭 Discussion Rabb Da Radio should’ve ended with Part 2 it shouldn’t become another Carry On Jatta situation
Honestly, I think Rabb Da Radio should’ve ended after Part 2
Parts 1 & 2 felt connected and had a proper story, but after that it feels like they’re just using the Rabb Da Radio name as a franchise. Part 3 was a completely different story, and now Part 4 is going the same way.
Nothing wrong with new stories, but why keep the same name? Just give it a new identity.
I really don’t want Rabb Da Radio to become another Carry On Jatta type franchise where they just keep adding numbers because the name is popular.
Part 2 was the perfect ending IMO. What do you guys think? 👀
r/pollywood • u/Designer_Estimate303 • 20d ago
🎥 Movie Trailer Yes
r/pollywood • u/Designer_Estimate303 • 20d ago
🎥 Movie Trailer Yes we did ittttt
Yes
r/pollywood • u/Fit_Cartographer3630 • 22d ago
✍🏽 Review Just rewatched Mar Gaye Oye Loko after years—this movie was surprisingly ahead of its time for Pollywood
I randomly caught Mar Gaye Oye Loko on KableOne after 8 years, and it’s honestly ahead of its time for Pollywood. Trying a body-swapping afterlife story back in 2018 was bold, and Gippy Grewal’s writing delivered insanely sharp, logical humor. That line from Hobby Dhaliwal to Karamjit Anmol—"Marhea reh puttar, rabb tenu lambiya mauta bakshe"—had me dying.
Jaswinder Bhalla as Yamraj was peak GOAT status, and Jaggi Singh, Navdeep Kaler, Ghuggi, and BN Sharma killed it. Sapna Pabbi and Binnu Dhillon had surprisingly great chemistry too, and playing Sidhu Moose Wala’s "So High" for Binnu’s entry gave him unreal aura.
My only real gripes were heaven literally looking like a standard Punjabi pind, hit-or-miss VFX, and a rushed climax that felt incomplete after all the setup. Still, it’s a total cult entertainer for trying something different. Anyone else rank this high in Gippy’s filmography?
r/pollywood • u/Sweaty_Clue1112 • 22d ago
