Sufna

Teg (Tania) lives with her father's older brother and Taayi. Her mother was a Muslim and she passed away. Her father was part of the army and they say that he is lost. Teg believes that her father is still alive and he will come home. Jeet (Ammy Virk) is a carefree boy. His father committed suicide because he couldn't pay off his debt. He falls in love with Teg when she comes to pick cotton in their village. Teg encourages Jeet to study, so he can become something in life and pay off the debts of his father. When Teg come back after 13 months, she finds out the Jeet went away for higher studies. She becomes really happy that he listened to her. Jeet comes and meets Teg secretly. Later that year, she tells Jeet that she cannot meet him anymore because she is engaged and she gives him one of her mother's jewelry to pay for some of the expenses of his study. Jeet tells Kalwinder (Mintu Kapa)(who is marrying Teg) that Teg has a bad character to scare him off. But later tells him that he loves her. Teg's fiancé says that he would help them. Instead of helping them, he tells Teg's Taayithat she has been secretly meeting with Jeet. Teg is about to be married, but she runs away and hides in a house at which she works. Jeet comes and finds her unconscious. Later, he brings her back to her Taayi's house. She tells her uncle that you guys raised me so you have the right to wed me anywhere. Teg tells confesses that her Taayi may have treated her badly, but she gave her food and roof in the first place. Her taayi realises her mistakes and they agreed on wedding her to Jeet. A couple of months later, Jeet comes back and he is now in the army. Teg says she has found her Phauji (army officer/father[her father was in the army]).

• Ammy Virk as Jagjeet
• Tania as Teg
• Jasmin Bajwa as Tasveer
• Jagjeet Sandhu as Tarsem
• Seema Kaushal as Teg's Taayi
• Kaka Kautki as Gamdoor
• Mohini Toor as Gamdoor's wife
• Lakha Lehri as Teg's Taaya
• Balwinder Bullet as Bagga
• Rabab Kaur as child Teg
• Mintu Kapa as Kulwinder, Teg's fiancé
• Karamjit Anmol as special appearance as Kulwinder

Jagdeep Sidhu started writing the film in July 2019.[1][2] Sidhu on social media disclosed that the film was inspired from Gurnaam Bhullar's song "Paagal" whereas cotton fields backdrop was inspired from Brazilian film Behind the Sun.[3] Principal photography of the film began on 16 October 2019 and was wrapped on 19 December 2019.[4] Tania visited the village before principal photography began to get into her character.[5] The film marked debut for her as a lead actress.[6] During editing, several scenes from the film were cut down, Sidhu on social media disclosed he missed few deleted scenes.[1]

Sufna's soundtrack was composed by Indian music producer and singer B Praak; the lyrics were penned by Jaani. The album consists of six songs which were primarily recorded by Praak and Virk, except tracks "Qabool A", which was sung by Hashmat Sultana and "Ammi", which was sung by Kamal Khan.[7] The complete soundtrack was released under the label of Times Music on iTunes on 18 February 2020.[8] The album was also made available for digital download on Google Play in the same month; it was well received by audience and holds an average score of 5 out of 5 on Google Play based on 3 reviews.[7] Critical response to the music was positive; Manpriya Singh of The Tribune said, "music by B Praak consists of five numbers that lend to the story the warm fuzzy feeling of love and not take away from it [...] the songs, like the script, tug at your heartstrings".[9] Gautam Batra of Koimoi said, "Music is very good and takes the impact of the narrative one level above [...] All the songs are really good but "Ammi", "Jaan Deyan Ge" and "Qabool A" take the cake".[10] The songs "Qabool A" and "Jannat" also peaked on Asian Music chart by Official Charts Company. Upon the film's digital release, "Jannat" entered top 10 in the chart.[11]

The film was released on 14 February 2020 on the occasion of Valentine's Day.[12] First song 'Qabool A' from the film is releasing on 14 January 2020.[13]

The film was made available to stream on Prime Video from 10 April 2020.[14][15]

• Sufna at IMDb