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Chor (2024)

On his way to work, an old man encounters a young and carefree individual who strikes a conversation with him. Little does he know, the young individual is a pickpocket looking to make his daily score. Will the old man be his next victim or will good prevail over evil?
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On his way to work, an old man encounters a young and carefree individual who strikes a conversation with him. Little does he know, the young individual is a pickpocket looking to make his daily score. Will the old man be his next victim or will good prevail over evil?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ayush Anita Sharma
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In Theaters:6/1/2024
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Runtime:13 minutes
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