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All the Best: Fun Begins (2009)
In order to increase his monthly allowance, Veer lies to his stepbrother Dharm about being married. When Dharm unexpectedly arrives in Goa, he mistakes Prem's wife for Veer's. This case of mistaken identities leads to chaotic and hilarious situations.
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In order to increase his monthly allowance, Veer lies to his stepbrother Dharm about being married. When Dharm unexpectedly arrives in Goa, he mistakes Prem's wife for Veer's. This case of mistaken identities leads to chaotic and hilarious situations.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Music
Written By:Sajid Samji, Farhad Samji
In Theaters:10/16/2009
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Runtime:144 minutes
Studio:Ajay Devgn FFilms
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