All Kirandeep OTT Movies in One Place: Latest Releases & Upcoming Projects

Kirandeep Rayat’s rise from social media creator to Punjabi OTT actor reflects a modern Pollywood success story. With films like Jindra and Saunh Mitti Di to impactful series such as 84 Toh Baad, his work showcases versatility, realism, and growing audience appeal on Chaupal....

If you've been following Punjabi cinema lately, chances are you've already come across Kirandeep Rayat, or as his fans know him, KD. From a TikTok content creator to a name making waves on Chaupal, his journey has been anything but ordinary. And for those who want to catch up on all his Kirandeep OTT movies without hunting through multiple platforms, this one's for you.

A Quick Word on How KD Got Here

Born in New Delhi and trained as an electrical engineer, Kirandeep Rayat didn't follow a traditional path into acting. He built his early audience through short videos on social media, and when TikTok was banned in 2020, he didn't stop, he pivoted. That persistence eventually led him to a meeting with director Bhupinder Singh Bambrah, and the rest, as they say, is Pollywood history.

What makes Kirandeep stand out isn't just his screen presence, it's the kind of roles he chooses. Rooted, real, and emotionally layered. He plays farmers, flawed heroes, and now, advocates fighting for justice. Let's walk through his OTT journey.

Jindra (2022) — Where It All Began

Kirandeep's debut film, Jindra, was a bold first step. He played Jassa Singh, a young man who falls into the wrong crowd, gets entangled in drugs, and ends up serving a 20-year prison sentence for a murder charge. It's a heavy story, and KD pulled it off without making it feel staged.

The film released on the Chaupal OTT platform and gave audiences a glimpse of what this newcomer was capable of. For a debut, it was remarkably confident, with no overacting and no trying too hard. Just honest storytelling.

Saunh Mitti Di (2023) — A Love Letter to Punjab's Soil

His second OTT release, Saunh Mitti Di, showed a completely different side of Kirandeep. This one leaned into the rural heartland of Punjab, its farmers, its land, and its quiet struggles. The film came with an emotional undertone that resonated strongly with Punjabi audiences, especially those living away from their roots.

Again available on Chaupal, the film doubled down on what his debut had hinted at: KD has a natural connection to Punjabi soil and its people, even though he's a Delhi-born engineer who grew up far from village life. That authenticity is hard to teach.

Jatta Doli Na (2024) — The Big-Screen Crossover

Jatta Doli Na marked Kirandeep's theatrical debut, releasing in cinemas on January 5, 2024. He played a spoilt NRI brat named KD, quite literally a version of himself in name, who falls for a rooted Punjabi girl, Manroop Kaur. The catch? Her father has pledged to win a national Sikh martial arts championship before giving his daughter's hand in marriage.

The film was fun, engaging, and had a strong emotional arc. After its theatrical run, it landed on Chaupal OTT on March 14, 2024, where it continued to find a wide audience. If you missed it in cinemas, the OTT version is just as satisfying.

84 Toh Baad (2025) — A Series That Demands Attention

Perhaps the most significant project of Kirandeep's career so far, 84 Toh Baad is a web series that digs into one of Punjab's most painful chapters — the aftermath of 1984 and the alleged cruelty of Punjab Police toward victims of that era. Kirandeep plays an advocate fighting for justice, a role that's a world away from anything he's done before.

The series premiered exclusively on Chaupal on August 14, 2025, and it's being talked about for all the right reasons. It's a reminder that Pollywood, when it wants to, can take on stories with real weight.

What's Next for KD?

Kirandeep Singh Rayat is clearly on an upward curve. Each project has pushed him into new emotional territory, and his fan base is growing with every release. While specific upcoming projects haven't been officially announced yet, given the momentum behind 84 Toh Baad, it's safe to expect more ambitious, story-driven work ahead.

Keep an eye on his official website and social media for updates – when KD announces his next move, you'll want to be among the first to know.

All of Kirandeep's OTT content is currently available on Chaupal - making it easy to binge through his filmography in one sitting. Whether you're new to his work or a long-time follower, there's never been a better time to catch up.