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A spoilt brat never listens to his father and spends all the money carelessly. To teach him a lesson, his father decides to send him to his old friend who is in the army.
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A spoilt brat never listens to his father and spends all the money carelessly. To teach him a lesson, his father decides to send him to his old friend who is in the army.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance, Action
Written By:Renuka Sharma
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:A.N.S. Productions
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