Set in a small, lively village in Punjab, (a common name seen in hits like Carry On Jatta ) dreams of moving to Canada, a recurring theme in modern Punjabi cinema. He is a simple, lovable rogue, much like the characters played by Diljit Dosanjh or Gippy Grewal .
To get his visa, Jass concocts a hilarious series of lies, claiming he is an orphan to marry an NRI girl, a classic trope from Carry On Jatta . However, his plan hits a snag when his very much alive, large, and loud Punjabi family—led by a strict but funny patriarch played by Jaswinder Bhalla —shows up unannounced.
Punjabi cinema began in Lahore, which was then the movie capital of undivided Punjab. The first silent feature film, Daughters of Today