Chaupal has released its latest original film ‘Six Each’, a gripping Punjabi-language drama that dives deep into the emotional and legal turmoil often faced by Punjabis living overseas.

Starring Hardeep Grewal and Mandy Takhar, the story unfolds around a tragic incident that snowballs into a complex legal case — one that mirrors the struggles of many who leave home with dreams of a better life.

At the heart of ‘Six Each’ is a young woman studying in Canada, whose world is turned upside down following her husband’s sudden death. What begins as a personal loss slowly unravels into a layered visa scam, pulling her into a web of legal uncertainty and social pressure. The narrative powerfully explores how what seems like a step toward a better future can spiral into a painful journey of fear, isolation, and unexpected consequences.

The film avoids melodrama and presents its subject matter with grounded storytelling, capturing how fast things can fall apart when people are under emotional and systemic stress.

Chief Content Officer Nitin Gupta shared the intent behind the film, saying, “We have seen many stories about immigration and fraud but we wanted to tell what happens emotionally — the silence, the fear, the confusion.” His remarks highlight how Six Each aims to go beyond the headlines and present the raw, inner emotional conflicts that often remain unspoken.

Both Hardeep Grewal and Mandy Takhar deliver moving performances, anchoring the film with sincerity and restraint. The characters don’t shout or break down theatrically — instead, their pain, confusion, and despair are portrayed with the kind of subtlety that feels heartbreakingly real.

‘Six Each’ is now streaming exclusively on Chaupal, reinforcing the platform’s growing reputation for bringing to light meaningful Punjabi narratives that resonate across borders.