15 December 1994
Mera Punjab is a 1994 Indian film directed by Krishna Dev Mehra. It stars Haider Bandi. The film is considered one of the best Punjabi films ever made, although it didn't earn much at the box office at the time of release in December 1994.
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India 15 December 1994
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10 September 1994
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23 October 1994
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14 July 1994
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27 January 1994
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15 June 1994
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16 December 1994
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01 January 1994
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