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Appan Fer Ikale Reh Ge looks at those left behind

A short Chaupal drama turns to parents left alone after their children move away.

By Sukh Sandhu ·

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An elderly Punjabi couple beside a framed family photo on the Appan Fer Ikale Reh Ge key art
Key art for Appan Fer Ikale Reh Ge. Image: Chaupal.

Appan Fer Ikale Reh Ge turns towards parents whose children have moved away, leaving them to navigate loneliness. The 2026 short, which runs a little over half an hour, appears in Chaupal’s current catalogue.

For Punjabi families spread across Australia, India and other countries, its central concern will be recognisable even without a sprawling storyline or major star cast. Distance, it suggests, is also paid for by the people who stay behind.

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  • Punjabi
  • Chaupal
  • Short film
  • Diaspora
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