After Cannes And Time Square, Sonia Kohli’s Directorial Qaid, Now In Punjab

Sonia W Kohli's directorial venture, "Qaid - No Wayyy Out," has been on an extraordinary journey, captivating audiences and critics alike from Cannes to Times Square and now Punjab. The film's remarkable success is a testament to its compelling narrative and powerful performances, making it a standout cinematic experience in recent times.

After receiving critical acclaim on the international film festival circuit, including winning the Best Movie award in the LGBTQ category at the Cannes World Film Festival, "Qaid - No Wayyy Out" has continued to shine. Its recent appearance on the iconic billboards of Times Square, New York, further solidifies its status as a global phenomenon.

Now, the film is making waves in Punjab, where it has extended its shows due to its overwhelming popularity. This move reflects the film's ability to connect with audiences across different regions and cultures, resonating with them on a deeply emotional level.

Written, directed, and produced by Sonia W Kohli, "Qaid - No Wayyy Out" boasts a stellar cast including Tai Khan, Mohinder Mohan Kohli, Ashwini Kinhikar, Ashish Datta, Sonia Goswami, and Khalid Mahmud. Their performances have been hailed as captivating and powerful, bringing the film's characters to life with authenticity and depth.

Backed by Kunishka Productions Ltd, "Qaid - No Wayyy Out" is not just a film; it's a statement. It sheds light on the struggles of marginalized communities and their quest for acceptance and equality, making it a poignant and relevant piece of cinema.

The film's success is a testament to the importance of storytelling in cinema. It has proven that stories with a strong message and compelling narrative can transcend borders and touch the hearts of audiences worldwide.

As "Qaid - No Wayyy Out" continues to captivate audiences in Punjab and beyond, it stands as a shining example of the power of cinema to inspire, educate, and entertain. It is a film that will be remembered and celebrated for years to come.