Malkiat Meet

Malkiat Meet’s filmography is basically a wild ride through drama, comedy, and just a bit of chaos—literally, in one case. Let’s start with "The Final List" (2024). This one’s got that edge-of-your-seat tension, like you’re waiting for a bomb to drop. It circles around a group of people tangled up in secrets, with stakes that just keep climbing. The plot’s a slow burn but when it hits, man, it hits hard—trust issues, desperate choices, and that looming sense that not everyone’s making it out clean. You’ll end up second-guessing every character’s motives. Jump back to "Mauj Mastiyan (Taste of Love)" from 2014, and the vibe flips. This is more of a rom-com with a Punjabi twist. It’s light, it’s flirty, and honestly, it’s just fun. The story bounces between misunderstandings, family drama, and those awkward, cute moments that only happen in movies. Everybody’s chasing love, but, as usual, nothing goes to plan. There’s a lot of heart, a bit of silliness, and you’ll probably catch yourself rooting for the underdog. Then there’s "Organize Chaos," also from 2014, which is exactly as messy as it sounds. This film leans into the unpredictability of life when everything’s spiraling out of control. It’s got a kind of dark humor—think people trying to fix their disasters but just making things worse. The characters are flawed, sometimes ridiculous, but weirdly relatable. Each film shows off Malkiat Meet’s range, bouncing from high-stakes drama to breezy comedy and back again.