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Set in 1931 British India, The Last Meal follows Bhagat Singh as he makes an unexpected final request: that his last meal be prepared by Bhoga, a sweeper at Lahore Jail. As Bhoga confronts the deep-rooted stigma of untouchability, the request becomes a poignant act of dignity, equality, and resistance against the social divisions of his time.

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Period DramaUntouchableIndianIndian Freedom StruggleCasteismShort FilmShaheed Bhagat Singh

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What is The Last Meal (2026) about?

Set in 1931 British India, The Last Meal follows Bhagat Singh as he makes an unexpected final request: that his last meal be prepared by Bhoga, a sweeper at Lahore Jail. As Bhoga confronts the deep-rooted stigma of untouchability, the request becomes a poignant act of dignity, equality, and resistance against the social divisions of his time.

Who stars in The Last Meal?

The Last Meal stars Aakash Dahiya (Bhagat Singh), Ishtiyak Khan (Bhoga), Sarika Singh (Raano), Paritosh Sand (Lawyer), Jagdish Rajpurohit (Shyam (Milk Man)). The film was directed by Ketkee Pande.

How long is The Last Meal?

The Last Meal has a runtime of 28 min and premiered in 2026.

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