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Pinky Beauty Parlour
Two sisters named Pinky and Bulbul own and operate a beauty salon in Banaras. One morning, a dead body is discovered in their parlour, sparking an investigation. As the case develops, the vibrant world of beauty salons and our society's deep-seated obsession with fair skin begin to come to light.
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Two sisters named Pinky and Bulbul own and operate a beauty salon in Banaras. One morning, a dead body is discovered in their parlour, sparking an investigation. As the case develops, the vibrant world of beauty salons and our society's deep-seated obsession with fair skin begin to come to light.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Akshikha Entertainment
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