Punjabi weddings have a way of turning even the calmest person into a commentator—someone’s judging the dance steps, someone’s judging the sweets, and someone is definitely judging who’s in charge. That’s exactly why the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie feels so satisfying: it takes that familiar “shaadi power politics” and turns it into a playful tug-of-war where the women finally grab the steering wheel.
If you finished the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie with a grin and thought, “Give me more of this—family chaos, wedding energy, and comedy with a point,” you’re in the right place. These next picks keep the mood similar: big emotions, bigger families, and stories that bounce between laughter and drama without getting heavy.
To start your binge, you can revisit Godday Godday Chaa 2, then jump into the wider Movies library when you’re ready to keep rolling.
If You Loved The Godday Godday Cha 2 Movie, Watch These 8 Next
1) Ladies Sangeet
If the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie won you over with wedding madness, Ladies Sangeet is a clean next step. It’s built around pre-wedding festivities at a matriarchal home—so you get the same “family under one roof” pressure cooker, where rituals bring out both love and friction. It’s the kind of film where every smile has a backstory and every argument has an audience.
2) Luv Ki Arrange Marriage
This one is basically a relationship domino effect—just when the young couple thinks they’ve sorted their love story, the parents add their own twist. Luv Ki Arrange Marriage delivers the same “family embarrassment = comedy fuel” energy that makes the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie so rewatchable. Plus, it leans into that classic chaos: everyone’s trying to “fix” the situation, and somehow making it worse.
3) Viah Te Loan
If you liked how the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie uses tradition as a trigger point, Viah Te Loan taps into another very real desi stress: money + marriage. It’s a Punjabi rom-com that plays with the idea of “shaadi planning” colliding with practical problems, and the humour comes from how quickly small compromises become full-blown family debates.
4) Band Vaaje
Want family drama that’s spicy but still fun? Band Vaaje brings romance, comedy, and one big complication: love that doesn’t neatly fit family expectations. If the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie made you laugh at stubborn gender roles, this one will make you laugh at stubborn “rules” in general—especially when a lie becomes the only way to keep the peace.
5) Puaada
Sometimes you don’t want a message—you want a full-on Punjabi fun ride with romance, family chaos, and that classic “two sides refusing to bend” vibe. Puaada scratches that itch. It pairs comedy with culture-clash moments, and it’s an easy follow-up when the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie has put you in the mood for light, loud entertainment.
6) Beautiful Billo
If your favourite part of the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie was the constant misunderstandings and “someone’s going to walk in at the wrong time” suspense, Beautiful Billo is tailor-made for you. The story kicks off with a secret living arrangement in the UK and spirals when newlyweds arrive—pure situational comedy, powered by timing and chaos.
7) Jinne Jamme Saare Nikamme
This is family comedy with a sharper edge—parents neglected by their sons decide to take a big step, and the sons panic like their inheritance is on fire. Jinne Jamme Saare Nikamme fits right after the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie because it also pokes at gender expectations—only here, the joke is on entitlement and “we deserve everything” attitudes.
8) Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana
If you want a wedding-set story with comedy upfront and real consequences underneath, Shaadi Mein Zaroor Aana is a solid pick. It starts with arranged marriage optimism, then swerves when the bride runs away to protect her career. After the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie, it’s a good “same shaadi world, different emotional punch” follow-up.
Where To Browse Next Without Overthinking It
If you want to stay in the same mood as the Godday Godday Cha 2 movie, jump into Punjabi Movies for language-first browsing, or go straight to Punjabi comedy movies when you only want laughs. For wider picks, Comedy movies keeps it light, while Drama movies is where the family emotions get juicier. If you’re shifting to Hindi next, use Hindi movies as your starting shelf.
And if you ever want this same family-chaos flavour in episodes instead of a single sitting, TV shows is the easiest place to browse.
Bio of Author: Gayatri Tiwari is an experienced digital strategist and entertainment writer, bringing 20+ years of content expertise to one of India’s largest OTT platforms. She blends industry insight with a passion for cinema to deliver engaging, trustworthy perspectives on movies, TV shows and web series.
