Chambal Paar
As a visitor to his rural Indian homeland recalls the custom of matchmaking by barbers, he involuntarily opens a Pandora's box of his own past where social taboo and protagonism came face to face to find a way out of the social quagmire.
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As a visitor to his rural Indian homeland recalls the custom of matchmaking by barbers, he involuntarily opens a Pandora's box of his own past where social taboo and protagonism came face to face to find a way out of the social quagmire.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Devendra Singh Parmar
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Barjori Motion Pictures, Cultural Movie House
Cast
Sanjeev Rajsingh Parmar, Devendra Singh Parmar
Director
Vijay Raaz
Narrator
Nikita Porwal
Sangeeta
Abhishek Arya
Natthi (the Barber of Baadarpur)
Shobha Chatterjee
Tai
Gyan Prakash Sharma
Master Singh
Yashodhan Rana
Roopi
M Gary
Roopi’s Australian friend
Suhani Gaur
Phoola (Sangeeta’s friend)
Tanya Goswami
Prito (Master Singh’s wife)
Renu Jhawar
Phoola’s mother
Ajay Kuber
Bandit
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