Harshdeep Singh Art Director Builds a Stronger Footprint Across Punjabi Cinema and Music Videos

By Chandigarh News Entertainment Desk

The recent work of Harshdeep Singh Art Director reflects a growing connection with Punjabi entertainment, where feature films and music videos have become important parts of a diverse creative portfolio. With credits spanning comedy, romance, family stories and supernatural entertainment, Harshdeep Singh has worked on projects that require very different visual environments while continuing to expand into music-led productions.

The Punjabi side of Harshdeep Singh's filmography includes Bina Band Chal England, Jatt Nuu Chudail Takri, Vekhi Ja Chhedi Na and Ni Main Sass Kuttni 2. Harshdeep Singh's work also extends to numerous music videos, while Jatt Di Queen is among the upcoming feature projects associated with Harshdeep Singh.

Punjabi Cinema Has Become a Major Part of the Journey

Punjabi cinema covers a broad visual range. A family comedy may depend on recognisable homes and social spaces, a supernatural comedy can require familiar surroundings to be combined with heightened elements, and a story set partly outside India can demand a completely different visual treatment.

Harshdeep Singh's recent credits reflect that variety.

One of the projects connecting Harshdeep Singh with Punjabi commercial cinema is Bina Band Chal England. Released in 2023, the film revolves around a young Punjabi couple whose plans to marry become complicated because of family expectations and a lie surrounding the groom's employment.

The overseas element is important to the film's identity. The story places Punjabi family values and expectations alongside an England-based environment, allowing the production to move between different cultural settings. For an art department, that means the visual world cannot simply be treated as a generic romantic-comedy backdrop. Locations and interiors have to help distinguish the characters' family environment from the life they are attempting to build abroad.

Harshdeep Singh's art-direction credit on Bina Band Chal England is therefore part of a production where cultural contrast is built directly into the story.

When Punjabi Comedy Meets the Supernatural

A very different visual challenge appears in Jatt Nuu Chudail Takri, the 2024 Punjabi horror-comedy directed by Vikas Vashisht and written by Amberdeep Singh.

The film stars Gippy Grewal, Sargun Mehta and Roopi Gill and combines relationship and family comedy with a supernatural situation. The story follows a married man whose views about relationships and "chudails" eventually become part of a supernatural situation affecting his own life.

This combination makes the physical environment particularly important. A supernatural story works best when the ordinary world feels believable before unusual elements enter it. Familiar homes, streets and social environments provide the foundation against which the supernatural portions of the story can stand out.

Harshdeep Singh is credited as an art director on Jatt Nuu Chudail Takri. The project shows how an art department's approach can change according to genre, particularly when a production has to balance everyday Punjabi surroundings with the heightened tone of supernatural comedy.

Vekhi Ja Chhedi Na Adds Another Punjabi Feature

Harshdeep Singh's 2024 credits also include Vekhi Ja Chhedi Na, another Punjabi feature that expanded Harshdeep Singh's work during a particularly active period.

The film belongs to the contemporary Punjabi entertainment space and features a large ensemble cast. Harshdeep Singh is listed among the art directors in the production credits.

For an art director, ensemble productions can require attention to multiple character environments rather than relying on one central setting. Different characters and story situations need spaces that feel consistent with their backgrounds while still belonging to the same cinematic world.

The addition of Vekhi Ja Chhedi Na to Harshdeep Singh's 2024 credits further demonstrates the continuing presence of Harshdeep Singh within Punjabi feature-film production.

Family Entertainment Remains Another Important Area

Another 2024 project, Ni Main Sass Kuttni 2, places Harshdeep Singh in the world of Punjabi family comedy.

The sequel continues the franchise's focus on familiar tensions between members of a Punjabi household, particularly the relationship between a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. The film uses family disagreements and comic situations as the foundation for its entertainment.

That kind of story places considerable importance on domestic spaces. The home is not simply a background location; it becomes the place where arguments, misunderstandings and comic exchanges unfold. The arrangement and appearance of those spaces can therefore influence how naturally the characters' relationships play on screen.

The production's credits list Harshdeep Singh as an art director on Ni Main Sass Kuttni 2. The project adds another family-oriented production to Harshdeep Singh's growing Punjabi filmography.

The Music-Video Side of the Portfolio

While feature films provide one part of Harshdeep Singh's work, music videos represent another substantial stream of credits.

Harshdeep Singh's listed music-video work begins with Bapu in 2020 and continues through Tera Veham Delhi in 2021 and Chakme Brand in 2022. The portfolio then expands significantly in 2024 with Janta Sudhar, Bhootan, Care and True Love.

Music videos require a different pace of visual storytelling from feature films. A feature can gradually establish a location and its characters, whereas a music video often has only a few minutes to establish its atmosphere. Sets, locations, props and visual motifs can therefore become closely tied to the identity of the song.

The 2025 credits include Broken Dream, Shuk La Patase, Updated King and Trader. More recent credits include Shak – Anmol Sama, Napde Killi, Teri Deed, Jindua, Punjab Siyaa and Chapter Closed in 2026.

Harshdeep Singh is also credited on different visual releases connected with Duma Dum Mast Kalandar, including the teaser, trailer and title track.

This part of the portfolio is significant because music videos can demand a highly defined visual identity. A location can become part of a song's presentation, while set dressing, props and composition can reinforce the mood created by the music.

Hindi Cinema Provided an Earlier Foundation

Although Punjabi cinema and music videos form an increasingly visible part of Harshdeep Singh's current portfolio, the filmography also includes several Hindi productions.

Gone Kesh introduced a grounded character-driven environment through the story of a young woman dealing with alopecia and the effect it has on her confidence and relationships. The film's everyday family and social surroundings were important to its intimate storytelling.

Saand Ki Aankh moved into a rural period setting based on the lives of sharpshooters Chandro Tomar and Prakashi Tomar. The film's setting had to reflect the social and geographical environment in which the two women lived while following their journey into competitive shooting.

Harshdeep Singh is credited as an art director on the film, adding a period and rural production environment to the range represented in the filmography.

Harshdeep Singh's credits also include Hit: The First Case, the Hindi crime thriller starring Rajkummar Rao and Sanya Malhotra. The investigation-driven narrative created a different set of visual requirements, with police and investigation environments forming part of its cinematic world.

These Hindi credits provide an important foundation for understanding the variety in Harshdeep Singh's later Punjabi work. Rather than being restricted to one genre or one type of production, Harshdeep Singh has worked across contemporary drama, period storytelling and crime thriller before continuing into Punjabi commercial cinema.

Jatt Di Queen Looks Ahead to the Next Chapter

The next phase of Harshdeep Singh's feature-film work includes Jatt Di Queen, an upcoming Punjabi production currently associated with a 2027 release.

The film is being presented by Starmoon Film Productions and Chakora Productions and is directed and written by Sumit Bhatt. The announced cast includes Rumman Ahmed, Samreet Bajwa and King B Chouhan.

Harshdeep Singh is credited as the art director on the project.

The upcoming film adds another Punjabi feature to Harshdeep Singh's recent work. With the project scheduled for a future theatrical release, Jatt Di Queen gives Harshdeep Singh another opportunity to continue working within Punjabi cinema after several feature-film credits during the 2024 period.

As a romantic production, the film will also require a visual environment capable of supporting the characters and emotional progression of its story. The completed production design will ultimately become part of how audiences encounter the film's characters and locations.

A Growing Visual Portfolio Across Punjabi Entertainment

The broader work of Harshdeep Singh reflects a career that has moved comfortably between feature films and music-led productions. From the family and relationship-driven settings of Bina Band Chal England and Ni Main Sass Kuttni 2 to the supernatural comedy of Jatt Nuu Chudail Takri, each project brings its own visual requirements.

The music-video side of the portfolio adds another layer to that experience. Projects such as Bapu, Janta Sudhar, Broken Dream, Shak – Anmol Sama, Teri Deed and the various Duma Dum Mast Kalandar releases show continued involvement in shorter-form productions where locations, sets and visual details need to establish the mood quickly.

That combination of feature films and music videos has given Harshdeep Singh exposure to different production formats and genres. The earlier Hindi credits, including Gone Kesh, Saand Ki Aankh and Hit: The First Case, further add to that range.

With Jatt Di Queen among the upcoming projects, Harshdeep Singh continues to build on the association with Punjabi cinema. The project adds another feature to a portfolio that already spans comedy, romance, family drama, supernatural entertainment, crime storytelling and music-driven visuals.

While art direction largely remains a behind-the-scenes craft, the environments created for a film or music video can strongly influence how audiences experience its characters and story. The expanding credits of Harshdeep Singh demonstrate how visual storytelling can take many forms, with each production demanding a different approach to the world presented on screen.