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Band of Maharajas (2024)
The film narrates the inspiring and emotional journey of three young musicians from a small border village in Punjab. Driven by their passion for music, they daringly cross the border into Pakistan, a country where music often encounters resistance from radical elements. The story portrays their courage, perseverance, and the unifying power of art.
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The film narrates the inspiring and emotional journey of three young musicians from a small border village in Punjab. Driven by their passion for music, they daringly cross the border into Pakistan, a country where music often encounters resistance from radical elements. The story portrays their courage, perseverance, and the unifying power of art.
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Genre:Drama, Music
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In Theaters:1/1/2024
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Clapstem Entertainment
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