Yes, but not for entertainment. Watch it as a document of where Punjabi cinema can go when it stops playing it safe. It is a feminist tragedy disguised as a family drama. It hurts to watch, and that is precisely the point.
The story follows Rabbi, a young teenage boy who falls deeply and obsessively in love with Gore, a woman older than him. moh movie punjabi
The lyrical depth of Jaani’s poetry combined with B Praak’s signature high-pitch vocals ensures that the songs linger in the viewer's mind long after the credits roll. Why "Moh" is a Turning Point for Punjabi Cinema Yes, but not for entertainment