Aate Di Chidi
Aate Di Chidi () is a 2018 Punjabi-language black comedy film directed by Harry Bhatti and starring Amrit Maan, Neeru Bajwa, Gurpreet Ghuggi and Arjun Gupta. The film was released worldwide on 18 October 2018, on the Dussehra festival. It was shot in Canada and Punjab, India. Plot 

Vikram (Amrit Maan), Eliza (Neeru Bajwa), Dilip Singh (Sardar Sohi) and Lavi are a Punjabi family living in Canada. Dilip is the father of Vikram, Eliza is the wife of Vikram and Lavi is their son. Eliza doesn't like the fact that Dilip teaches Lavi about Punjabi culture because Lavi is going to live in Canada his whole life. Dilip wants to go to India for a visit, but Eliza has his passport. Eliza's neighbours are a couple with a daughter, and the wife works with Eliza. The wife's Father-In-Law (B.N. Sharma) arrives from India and his son (Gurpreet Ghuggi) doesn't want him to stay here because his wife doesn't want him to. After much pleading, he is allowed to stay. The father-in-law and Dilip talk about how daughters-in-law always disrespect their fathers-in-law. Dilip also has a huge urge to go to India. One day there is a party, and during that party the Father In Law and Dilip make a plan to get Dilip's passport so he can go to India. Eliza finds out and Dilip says the whole family will go to India with me. Just before the flight, the neighbour's daughter asks Lavi for something from India. Lavi says I will give you an 'Aate Di Chidi' (bird made from dough in Punjabi), because the other day Dilip told Lavi how an Aate Di Chidi was the best thing you could get from a Punjabi childhood. The family arrive in India and Dilip sees things have changed. Dancing at funerals, the impact of social media and much more. Dilip complains that the village sign has the village name written in three languages, and Punjabi is at the bottom. Dilip's other son, 
(Karamjit Anmol) married a woman from Bihar. Vikram and Eliza want to go and see the city nearby but Lavi says he wants to see the village, due to which Dilip becomes really impressed. Just before going to India, Dilip's friend who is Punjabi as well told him to go to his family's wedding and Vikram's co-worker told him to give his earnings to his parents who live in Punjab as well. The family go to Dilip's friend's wedding, wearing traditional Punjabi clothing. At the wedding venue, the guard stops them thinking they are dancers. A man who is leading the wedding sees Eliza, thinking she is a dancer and calls her in. Eliza and her family sees they are dancing on the stage with guns in their hands and alcohol. Seeing the guns, Eliza dances in fear. After the wedding, Eliza becomes angry at Dilip because Eliza believes Punjab isn't as good as Dilip said to be. Some days later, the family go to Vikram's co-worker's house so that they can receive the money. The co-worker's parents become happy because they can now become financially stable again. However, their spoilt son who lives in Punjab starts arguing with them due to which a huge fight takes place and Dilip's turban falls off. Dilip then accepts the horrible truth about Punjab and India- it has changed. Eliza then regrets the fact that she tried to prevent her son learning about Punjabi culture. The village sign also then has the name written at Punjabi at the top, telling people that your mother language is the most important. Just before the flight to Canada, Lavi tries to find an 'Aate Di Chidi' as he promised his neighbour's daughter he will get one. He couldn't find it. In Canada, Eliza gives Lavi and the neighbour's daughter an 'Aate Di Chidi', meaning that you can gain knowledge about your culture in other countries as well. 