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High school drama Puncch Beat set to return with new season on July 16

Imagine yourself at an impossibly chic campus, tasting freedom as young adults, having an elite friend circle and breezing your way through classrooms and studies. Sounds scintillating but you might just want to be a spectator for this season of...

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Jul 13, 2021 IST

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Imagine yourself at an impossibly chic campus, tasting freedom as young adults, having an elite friend circle and breezing your way through classrooms and studies. Sounds scintillating but you might just want to be a spectator for this season of Puncch Beat as things at Rosewood High take a deadly turn.

The students return to enjoy the perks of being at a prestigious academic institution but they’re surrounded by the darkness of death which turns friends into foes and casts a shadow of doubt on everybody. The show will be available on MX Player from July 16.

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