70 Syaal (2026): Dhanveer Singh and Nikeet Dhillon Star in a Terrifying Punjabi Horror Thriller About a 70-Year-Old Curse

Punjabi cinema is set to explore supernatural horror and mystery with 70 Syaal, an upcoming Punjabi-language horror thriller directed and written by Inderpal Singh. Starring Dhanveer Singh and Nikeet Dhillon in the lead roles, the film also features Karamjit Anmol, Jobanpreet Singh, Amrit Amby, Noor Chahal, Lucky Dhaliwal and Sanju Solanki. Produced by Ravneet Kaur Chahal, Rajesh Kumar Arora and Anshu Middha, the film promises a gripping combination of supernatural suspense, family drama and Punjabi folklore.

Story and Plot

The story follows an NRI who returns to his ancestral village in Punjab with his family, hoping to bring peace to his seriously ill father. However, their homecoming soon turns into a nightmare when a mysterious supernatural entity begins targeting his wife and newborn child.

As he struggles to protect his family, he uncovers a terrifying 70-year-old generational curse that has haunted his family for decades. The discovery leads him into a frightening mystery involving hidden secrets, traditional beliefs and supernatural forces.

Cast and Characters

The film features Dhanveer Singh, Nikeet Dhillon, Karamjit Anmol, Jobanpreet Singh, Amrit Amby, Noor Chahal, Lucky Dhaliwal and Sanju Solanki in important roles.

Direction and Production

Written and directed by Inderpal Singh, the film is produced by Ravneet Kaur Chahal, Rajesh Kumar Arora and Anshu Middha. It is associated with DreamReality Movies and Panorama Studios.

Trailer and Music

The official trailer was unveiled on November 2, 2026, offering audiences a glimpse into the film's eerie atmosphere, mysterious family history and supernatural storyline. The music is composed by Harp Hanjraa, with background music by Manav Shrotriya and Srijan Vinay Vaishnav.

Release Date

70 Syaal is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on November 20, 2026. The Punjabi-language film has a reported runtime of approximately 2 hours and 2 minutes and has received a UA 13+ certification.

With its unusual horror premise, village setting and mystery surrounding an ancient family curse, the film is expected to offer Punjabi audiences a different kind of cinematic experience.