Title: The Graveyard of DVDs: Revisiting ‘OKPunjab’ and the Lost Era of Pirated Punjabi Cinema
Posted by: Staff Writer | 15 min read
If you grew up in a Punjabi household during the 2000s or early 2010s, you don’t remember the theater experience for a Dharmendra or a Gippy Grewal film. You remember the CD. okpunjab movies
And you didn’t buy that CD at a mall. You bought it from a man under a highway flyover, or from a chacha’s shop with a dusty plastic curtain. Wrapped in a white polythene sleeve, with pixelated cover art, was the logo that defined a generation: OKPunjab.
But what was OKPunjab? And why does the mere mention of the name trigger a wave of nostalgia for NRIs and locals alike? Title: The Graveyard of DVDs: Revisiting ‘OKPunjab’ and
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