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Anjali 

Anjali is a melodramatic movie about a love story between Sujan and Anjali. Sujan is the son of a rich landowner, who cares for money more than his family. Anjali on the hand is the daughter of a poor man who unfortunately became handicapped. Given this discrepancy in social status, will the love between these two withstand all troubles?
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Anjali is a melodramatic movie about a love story between Sujan and Anjali. Sujan is the son of a rich landowner, who cares for money more than his family. Anjali on the hand is the daughter of a poor man who unfortunately became handicapped. Given this discrepancy in social status, will the love between these two withstand all troubles?

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Genre:Romance, Music, Drama, Family
Directed By:Darashiko
Written By:Darashiko
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Runtime:169 minutes
Studio:D-Ras Film

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