Iqbal (Samling) in order

3 films, 4h 9m in all, in release order.

Iqbal & the Secret Recipe
2015 · 90 min
The 13-year-old Iqbal is a charming, imaginative and fun boy, which, according to his father, is not enough if one is to succeed in the world. But when Iqbal, his little brother Tariq (11 years) and their friend Sille, accidentally blow up their school, his father is the slightest of his problems. The two crooks, Easelman and The Swine, want to get hold of the randomly home brewed explosive and blow up Tivoli to build the biggest parking facility in Scandinavia. To blackmail the kids for the recipe the two crooks kidnap the adorable little brother Dindua (6 years). The hunt to free Dindua and save Tivoli starts - and this requires cooperation, courage and a lot of imaginative ideas, which Iqbal is an expert in delivering.
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Iqbal & the Superchip
2016 · 83 min
The friends are back, and this time the battle is for the neighborhood of Nørrebro. The villains Æselmand and Svinet have a sinister plan to raze Blågårdsgade to the ground in order to get their hands on the oil they have discovered beneath the street. But the friends have found a chip with magical properties, which he hopes to sell to the bandits in order to win back the street.
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Iqbal & the Jewel of India
2018 · 76 min
When he learns that his Aunt Fatwa has received the honorary title, the Jewel of India, Iqbal sees an opportunity to get out of school and convinces his dad to take the whole family to India for the ceremony. But when an accident leads the principal to expel Iqbal from school, his dad refuses to take him, demanding that Iqbal take responsibility by finding a new school to enroll in. Iqbal calls his aunt and asks to be enrolled at an Indian school.
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Frequently asked questions

What order should I watch Iqbal (Samling) in?

1. Iqbal & the Secret Recipe (2015), 2. Iqbal & the Superchip (2016), 3. Iqbal & the Jewel of India (2018).

How long does it take to watch all of Iqbal (Samling)?

About 4h 9m across 3 released films.

Do any Iqbal (Samling) films have post-credit scenes?

None are listed on TMDB.