Pitt Siyapa (2026) is a Punjabi comedy-drama directed by Rupinder Chahal, built around one of the most unusual businesses ever seen on screen. When her father passes away, Nimmi (Sonam Bajwa), a sharp and fearless young woman, notices how many Punjabi families living abroad cannot return home for the last rites of their loved ones. She turns her grief into an enterprise — a professional funeral service that performs heartfelt last rites on behalf of distant NRIs.

With a ragtag team of professional mourners and ritual handlers, including the ever-hilarious characters played by Karamjit Anmol and Anita Devgan, Nimmi stages emotional send-offs that are equal parts chaos and comfort. Business booms as word spreads through the diaspora, and her small venture becomes the talk of the town. But running a company built on other people’s grief brings its own strange pressures, rivalries and non-stop siyapas.

Into this madness walks Mickey (Paramvir Singh Cheema), an NRI whose arrival throws Nimmi’s carefully managed world into a tailspin of awkward encounters and unlikely romance. At the same time, her funeral venture becomes entangled with a Dubai-based crime ring, and the laughter gives way to danger. Nimmi must protect her team, her business and her own heart as the comedy spirals into unexpected heroism.

Blending funerals, family, friendship and full-blown Punjabi humour, Pitt Siyapa finds warmth in the most unlikely of places. Sonam Bajwa shines as the quick-witted Nimmi, leading a comedy that treats death with irreverence yet never loses sight of love, loss and the bonds that hold families together across continents. It is a fresh, feel-good entertainer where every goodbye comes with a smile. In the end, Nimmi’s mad little business proves that even the saddest farewells can bring people closer together.

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