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Rooh
'Rooh' is a story about a young man and his religious conscience. It highlights the process of making difficult decisions in life that ultimately must consent with your soul. The film shows Karamjit, a single parent, who faces a moral dilemma he must combat in order to stay true to his conscience.
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'Rooh' is a story about a young man and his religious conscience. It highlights the process of making difficult decisions in life that ultimately must consent with your soul. The film shows Karamjit, a single parent, who faces a moral dilemma he must combat in order to stay true to his conscience.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ojaswwee Sharma
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Box Office:$1,795
Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Pinaka Mediaworks, Rolling Frames Entertainment
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