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Pamma is struggling with reconciling his life as an ex star Bhangra dancer with little hope in his current life of petty jobs, living in Canada. He has lost almost everything until an unexpected turn in his life helps him to uncover the emotions he has stored since he was a star dancer. Pamma's passion is reignited in more ways than one.
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Pamma is struggling with reconciling his life as an ex star Bhangra dancer with little hope in his current life of petty jobs, living in Canada. He has lost almost everything until an unexpected turn in his life helps him to uncover the emotions he has stored since he was a star dancer. Pamma's passion is reignited in more ways than one.
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Written By:Dheeraj Rattan
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Rhythm Boyz Entertainment, Hayre Omjee Studios
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