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Zakir Khan: Papa Yaar (2026)
Zakir Khan reflects on his childhood and the special bond he shares with his father, turning personal memories and family experiences into heartfelt comedy. With his signature blend of observational humour, poetry and emotional storytelling, he explores the unspoken sides of fatherhood and the relationship between a father and son.
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Zakir Khan reflects on his childhood and the special bond he shares with his father, turning personal memories and family experiences into heartfelt comedy. With his signature blend of observational humour, poetry and emotional storytelling, he explores the unspoken sides of fatherhood and the relationship between a father and son.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Zakir Khan
In Theaters:9/18/2026
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Sakht Films, OML Entertainment
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