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PRNA (2025) is a heartfelt Punjabi film starring the late Rajvir Jawanda and Navneet Kaur Dhillon, directed by Rakesh Mehta. Set in Amritsar, the story follows a young man torn between family expectations and his passion for music, exploring love, ambition, tradition and personal dreams. With emotional depth, relatable moments and memorable performances, PRNA is both touching and inspiring.
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PRNA (2025) is a heartfelt Punjabi film starring the late Rajvir Jawanda and Navneet Kaur Dhillon, directed by Rakesh Mehta. Set in Amritsar, the story follows a young man torn between family expectations and his passion for music, exploring love, ambition, tradition and personal dreams. With emotional depth, relatable moments and memorable performances, PRNA is both touching and inspiring.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vaibhav Bajpai
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Dharamvir Thandi & Manreet Ladhar
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