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31 Days
When a tragedy strikes the ambitious Makarand right before the completion of his dream directorial project, he seeks 31 days to stand on his own feet again and finish the remaining work.
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When a tragedy strikes the ambitious Makarand right before the completion of his dream directorial project, he seeks 31 days to stand on his own feet again and finish the remaining work.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ashish Bhelkar, Umesh Jangam
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:Filmfinity Productions
Cast
Ashish Bhelkar
Director
Mayuri Deshmukh
Mugdha
Shashank Ketkar
Makarand
Reena Aggarwal
Meera
Raju Kher
Meghraaj
Vivek Lagoo
Makarand's Father
Suhita Thatte
Makarand's Mother
Asha Shelar
Mughdha's Mother
Arun Bhadsavle
Mugdha's Father
Nitin Jadhav
Makarand's Friend
Heena Panchal
Song (Kaay Kaay Sangu)
Jinal Mirani
Song (Valla Tu Habibi)
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