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Aiyyaa 

Meenakshi, a Marathi gal with an ultra-sensitive sense of smell, lives her life in her dreams, dancing and enacting her favourite actresses Sridevi, Madhuri and Juhi. Not believing in arranged marriages, Meenakshi awaits her prince when she comes across Tamil artist Surya, to whom she is strangely attracted to.
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Meenakshi, a Marathi gal with an ultra-sensitive sense of smell, lives her life in her dreams, dancing and enacting her favourite actresses Sridevi, Madhuri and Juhi. Not believing in arranged marriages, Meenakshi awaits her prince when she comes across Tamil artist Surya, to whom she is strangely attracted to.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Sachin Kundalkar
Written By:Sachin Kundalkar
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Box Office:$2,500,000
Runtime:146 minutes
Studio:Anurag Kashyap Films, Viacom18 Studios

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