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Pinds of Punjab 

A farm labourer and his secret lover on the run, two junkies chasing their next fix, and an undercover cop hunting for justice collide in a chaotic spiral of lies, desperation, and deadly consequences in the scorched heartland of rural Punjab.
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A farm labourer and his secret lover on the run, two junkies chasing their next fix, and an undercover cop hunting for justice collide in a chaotic spiral of lies, desperation, and deadly consequences in the scorched heartland of rural Punjab.

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Written By:Nishaant Singh Bhinder
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Tranza Studios

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