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Ankur Singla’s debut directorial Ghich Pich captures the moods of the City Beautiful

Nonika Singh

Updated At : 06:49 AM Jul 20, 2025 IST

Ankur Singla

Indian cinema has often revolved around the ‘mere pas maa hai’ syndrome. When Chandigarh boy Ankur Singla makes a movie on sons and fathers, his debut directorial titled Ghich Pich, he says it is not exactly a cinematic equivalent. But it certainly underlines the roles, conflicts and fissures included, which fathers play in our lives.

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Ankur Singla’s debut directorial Ghich Pich captures the moods of the City Beautiful

Nonika Singh

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