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A gangster controls the Punjab state in India. He grows his popularity with his crimes like rape, murders etc. Two boys stop him and burn him alive with fire.
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A gangster controls the Punjab state in India. He grows his popularity with his crimes like rape, murders etc. Two boys stop him and burn him alive with fire.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Dheeraj Kumar
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Runtime:109 minutes
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Cast
Ranjeet Bal
Director
Yograj Singh
Hakam Singh / Sarpanch
Asish Duggal
Baba
Teji Sandhu
Sarpanch's Wife
Dilpreet Dhillon
Gurjant
Sandeep Kapoor
Daana / Baba's PA
Nitu Pandher
Sardool Singh / SHO
Prakash Gadhu
Sarpanch's Brother
Roshni Sahota
Manreet
Reet Kaur
Gurbaaz's Sister
Dheeraj Kumar
Laddi
Sonu Bajwa
Ranjeet / Minister's Son
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