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Aagantuk 

On his way back to his house in Saputara, Daanish stumbles upon a stranger lying on the road. The old and tired stranger Shukhlaji latches on to Daanish for a lift on the deserted streets of Saputara ghat. Both strangers, with opposing personalities, inside a car set for a journey full of surprises and shocks.
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On his way back to his house in Saputara, Daanish stumbles upon a stranger lying on the road. The old and tired stranger Shukhlaji latches on to Daanish for a lift on the deserted streets of Saputara ghat. Both strangers, with opposing personalities, inside a car set for a journey full of surprises and shocks.

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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Directed By:Naiteek Ravval
Written By:Naiteek Ravval, Naiteek Ravval, Kajal Hemal Mehta
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Filmustav Productions, Gallops Talkies

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