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Khap

Name: Khap
Genre: Social
Released: 2011-07-29
Cast: Om Puri, Govind Namdeo, Manoj Pahwa, Yuvika Chaudary, Mohnish Behl

29 Jul, 2011

Hindi

Critics Rating

1.5/5

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Critics Rating

1.5/5

Storyline

This socio-political saga touches the sensitive issue of honor killings that happens in some rural parts of India. The movie is based on the real life incident of Manoj and Babli honor killing case. It also highlights the governance of Khap panchayat in the villages of Rajasthan, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.

Khap Movie Details

Banner: Ananda Film And Telecommunications Pvt. Ltd

Director: Ajay Sinha

Cast: Om Puri , Govind Namdeo, Manoj Pahwa

Producer: Sangita Sinha , Siddhant Sinha

Cast & Crew

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Plot & Review

This film is an up to date story of traditional butchery erupting in the heartland of central India where some villages yet follow unkind age old traditions. This is where a story of obsession, disgrace and deception opens out; where the sweet blamelessness of youth is throttled by inflexible ...

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Review

BollywoodMDB By BollywoodMDB Team - Nov 30, -0001 05:53 AM

Critics Rating :

KHAP is a Hindi feature film produced by Sangita Sinha and Siddhanth Sinha under the banner of Ananda Films and Telecommunications Pvt Ltd. This film has been directed by Ajai Sinha. This film released on 29th July, 2011.

Story : This is the story of social customs which are very cruel and prevalent from ancient times in some parts of our society. This story is based on the issue of honour killings.

In Haryana, there is a village where Khap is a panchayat headed by Omkar Chaudhary(Om Puri). Other prominent villagers are Govind Namdeo, Manoj Pahwa etc. Khap panchayat is against the marriage of couples who marry within their own clan. If anyone dares to marry within their clan, they are...

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