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Teeja Punjab 

We get to see many shades of bonding between a husband & wife, a father & son, a daughter-in-law & mother-in-law, but most importantly the bonding of the village people with their lands. When it came to the safety of their lands, the whole village unites and brings a never-before-seen revolution!
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We get to see many shades of bonding between a husband & wife, a father & son, a daughter-in-law & mother-in-law, but most importantly the bonding of the village people with their lands. When it came to the safety of their lands, the whole village unites and brings a never-before-seen revolution!

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Genre:Drama, Romance, Family
Directed By:Amberdeep Singh
Written By:Amberdeep Singh
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Studio:Amberdeep Productions, Omjee Star Studios

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