The story revolves around (played by Singga), an aspiring actor who finally lands a lead role in a film. The central conflict arises when Laddi discovers that the "on-screen" marriage he performed with Nimrat (Sanjana Singh) for the movie was actually real. This revelation leads to a series of comedic and dramatic hurdles as the couple navigates their unexpected reality during a lockdown. The film's title, which translates to "Sometimes Yes, Sometimes No," perfectly encapsulates the indecisiveness and confusion faced by the lead characters. Cast and Production
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: The soundtrack features voices such as Singga, Prabh Gill, and Afsana Khan, contributing to the movie's romantic atmosphere. Reception and Impact The film's title, which translates to "Sometimes Yes,
While some viewers on IMDb described it as an "average watch" with a familiar concept, others praised it for its genuine comedy and the impressive performance by Singga. The film’s unique hook—a Punjabi love story with what producers called a "Japanese twist"—helped it stand out in the crowded romantic comedy market of late 2021. It was later made available for streaming on platforms like Apple TV and Chaupal, ensuring a wider reach for the Punjabi diaspora. : The soundtrack features voices such as Singga,
Watch the official trailer to see the accidental marriage and comedic confusion unfold: