08 Jun 2024
Bending Light
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Cyclotron
A film about the world's oldest functional particle accelerator and the people who keep it running today.
Top Billed Cast
S.R. Bahadur Self - Engineer
Bivash Ranjan Behera Self - Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Pritam Chand Self - Technician
Bishambar Das Self - Technician
Mohan Lal Garg Self - Biophysicist
Inder Mani Govil Self - Physicist
Harnam Singh Hans Self - Physicist
Tripti Hans Self
Rajbir Kaur Self - PhD candidate
Ashok Kumar Self - Physicist
Devinder Mehta Self - Physicist
Mumtaz Oswal Self - PhD candidate
Jahnavi Phalkey Self - Interviewer (voice)
K.C. Saini Self - Engineer
Sandeep Self - Cleaner
Balwinder Singh Self - Technician
Gulzar Singh Self - Physicist
Karn Pal Singh Self - Physicist
Zora Singh Self - Technician
Ranbir Chander Sobti Self - Vice Chancellor Punjab University
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