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Two 8-year-old boys navigate a growing religious divide in this beautifully observed portrait of childhood set after the destruction of India’s Babri Mosque.
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Two 8-year-old boys navigate a growing religious divide in this beautifully observed portrait of childhood set after the destruction of India’s Babri Mosque.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama
Written By:Prasun Chatterjee
In Theaters:3/17/2023
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Kathak Talkies
Cast
Prasun Chatterjee
Director
Asik Shaikh
Palash
Arif Shaikh
Safikul Ansari
Jayati Chakraborty
Palash's Mother
Swatilekha Kundu
Aapa (Safikul's Elder Sister)
Anujoy Chattopadhyay
Private Tutor
Shankar Dey
Shafikul's Father
Prasanta Chakraborty
Palash's Father
Hasnahena Mondal
Jaba (Palash's sister)
Tapas Datta
Hawker
Omar Ali
Carter
Sagnik Mukherjee
Loony Man
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