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Paro - The Untold Story of Bride Slavery (2025)
Chand's tragic journey exposes the horrors of being sold as a bride, enduring abuse, and losing her son. As Chand takes the stage, her story captivates the audience, challenging perceptions and celebrating resilience.
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Chand's tragic journey exposes the horrors of being sold as a bride, enduring abuse, and losing her son. As Chand takes the stage, her story captivates the audience, challenging perceptions and celebrating resilience.
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Written By:Trupti Bhoir, Gajendra Ahire
In Theaters:3/22/2025
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