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Chhalla Mud Ke Nahi Aaya 

Looking to earn money for his family, a young man in the early 1900s travels to Canada to join a small group of fellow Punjabis working in a lumber mill. While there, the men face difficult working conditions and a growing threat, as locals begin to fear the implications of a rising trend in foreign immigration.
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Looking to earn money for his family, a young man in the early 1900s travels to Canada to join a small group of fellow Punjabis working in a lumber mill. While there, the men face difficult working conditions and a growing threat, as locals begin to fear the implications of a rising trend in foreign immigration.

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Directed By:Amrinder Gill
Written By:Amberdeep Singh
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Runtime:138 minutes
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Sargun Mehta

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Binnu Dhillon

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Andrew W.R. Simpson

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