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Shikwa/Jawab — The Short Film
Three strangers find money scattered on the streets. How they use it reveals their true character, deciding their fate in the afterlife—redemption, ruin, or something far worse. How far will choices take them?
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Three strangers find money scattered on the streets. How they use it reveals their true character, deciding their fate in the afterlife—redemption, ruin, or something far worse. How far will choices take them?
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Genre:Mystery
Written By:Meer Muazzam
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Box Office:$5
Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Raees Jeelani, Bleed Ink
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