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From Furlow to future films: Gurpreet Ghuggi’s vision for 2026

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Updated At : 07:35 AM Dec 13, 2025 IST
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Gurpreet Ghuggi

Actor Gurpreet Ghuggi, a significant staple in Punjabi cinema, has lived his professional inning on his own terms. With hit films like Ardaas, Carry on Jatta, Uda Aida, Manje Bistre among others, he is seen in different genres. As his film Furlow hits Chaupal, the actor–comedian opens up on his illustrious journey.

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