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Rajat Sood: Rough Copy (2024) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 13, 2024

Original Title:
Rajat Sood: Rough Copy

Genres:
Comedy

Production Countries:
India

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 72

India's First Ever Pomedy Special

Overview from TheMovieDB

ABOUT THE SPECIAL: Love teaches us many lessons, and every relationship helps us learn something new. These lessons make us better at love and also better as human beings. 'Rough Copy' is my story of being in a relationship where my girlfriend taught me so many wonderful things—like how to flirt creatively, how to stay hygienic, how to become cool, how to speak better English, how to communicate and express better, and most importantly, how to teach a lesson! Watch India's first ever Stand Up Pomedy Special 'Rough Copy' by Rajat Sood and comment 'Pomedy Zindabaad!' if you enjoy.

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Animation:
Pranshu Jain

Director of Photography:
Vivian Castelino

Editor:
Ravi Arya

Line Producer:
Balraj Singh Ghai

Producer:
Saurabh Bhotara

Sound Mixer:
srijith menon

Sound Recordist:
Yash Rajiv Barse

Writer:
Rajat Sood

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