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Indian film director
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Jeet Matharu
BornBombay, Maharashtra, India
OccupationFilm director,

Jeet Matharu is an Indian film director and assistant director who has directed many Hindi and Punjabi films. He has worked on Addi Tapaa (2004), Sikka (2015), Amaanat (1994), and Ikke Pe Ikka (1994).

Filmography

  • Addi Tapaa (2004)
  • Sikka (2015)
  • Amaanat (1994)
  • Ikke Pe Ikka (1994)
  • Face of the Faceless(2023)

References

  1. Tandon, Aditi (24 April 2005). "Breaking fresh ground". The Sunday Tribune. Retrieved 2 March 2018.


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