Happy Khush Ho Gaya : Releasing on 07 Nov 2025
Naresh Kathooria’s acting debut Happy Khush Ho Gaya promises laughter, love, and a wild con gone wrong. Releasing on 7 November 2025.
Punjabi cinema is all set to tickle our funny bones once again with the upcoming film Happy Khush Ho Gaya, releasing on 7 November 2025. This isn’t your regular comedy — it’s a story packed with chaos, clever scams, and heartfelt moments.
At the centre of the story is Naresh Kathooria, known for his sharp writing in hit comedies like Carry On Jatta. This time, he takes the lead role, stepping into the shoes of “Happy,” a small-time crook with big dreams. When his old con fails, Happy and his friends come up with a bizarre idea — he pretends to be the reincarnation of a rich man, Khushal Singh, who supposedly died years ago. The plan works… until Khushal’s wife, Naseebo, shows up, turning Happy’s fake world upside down.
Directed by Ksshitij Chaudhary, the movie brings together a strong team of comedy experts. The cast includes Gurpreet Kaur Bhangu, Deedar Gill, Honey Mattu, Gurmeet Saajan, and others who add their own touch of humour and emotion. The film is produced under the banners of Omjee’s KNC Studios, U & I Films, and Naresh Kathooria Films — a collaboration that’s raising expectations high.
What makes Happy Khush Ho Gaya special is its fresh concept — a mix of laughter, identity confusion, and emotional depth. Beneath the jokes lies a story about ambition, faith, and the lengths people go to chase happiness. Kathooria’s debut as an actor is already creating buzz, and his knack for comic timing is expected to shine on screen.
The teaser hints at a complete entertainer — colourful, loud, and full of surprises. It’s a reminder of why Punjabi comedies continue to connect so well with audiences around the world.
With its mix of clever writing, heartfelt storytelling, and laugh-out-loud moments, Happy Khush Ho Gaya looks set to bring a wave of joy to Punjabi cinema this November.
So mark your calendars, grab your friends, and get ready for a film that promises to make you say — “Yes, I’m happy… and khush ho gaya!”
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