Sentence of 15
"If you attempt to correct your past with a gun, your future could destroy you with a tank."
Synopsis
At a New Year's Eve party, wealthy businessman Bajwa bets $30 million that idealist Ahesaan Randhawa can't endure 15 years in a self-made jail. Ahesaan accepts, facing intense trials while Bajwa's life falls apart.
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