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Jhalle Pai Gaye Palle
Roop Kaur had to go to Canada due to some family reasons, leaving behind her childhood friend Pala. After 20-25 years, she doesn't remember much about him and because of the name Pala being so ambiguous in Punjab, it becomes a very chaotic task to find him. In this process, 4 men appear in front of her claiming themselves to be the one she is looking for.
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Roop Kaur had to go to Canada due to some family reasons, leaving behind her childhood friend Pala. After 20-25 years, she doesn't remember much about him and because of the name Pala being so ambiguous in Punjab, it becomes a very chaotic task to find him. In this process, 4 men appear in front of her claiming themselves to be the one she is looking for.
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Goyal Music
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