April May '99
Krushna, Prasad and Siddhesh, inseparable friends in a picturesque Konkan village, have every moment of their summer holiday planned together. But things get rough between them when they meet the lovely Zai, visiting her aunt for the summer.
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Krushna, Prasad and Siddhesh, inseparable friends in a picturesque Konkan village, have every moment of their summer holiday planned together. But things get rough between them when they meet the lovely Zai, visiting her aunt for the summer.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Rohan Mapuskar, Kunal Pawar, Bimal Oberoi
In Theaters:
Box Office:$148,000
Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:Magij Pictures
Cast
Rohan Mapuskar
Director
Sajiri Joshi
Jaie Khedekar
Shreyas Thorat
Prasad Vichare
Aaryan Menghji
Krushna Kamerkar
Manthan Kanekar
Siddhesh Karde
Ashutosh Gowariker
Jaie's Father
Raviraj Kande
Suresh Vichare
Gauri Kiran
Sushma Vichare
Soumitra Pote
Prabhakar Kamerkar
Shubhangi Bhujbal
Shaila Kamerkar
Sumant Kelkar
Samadhaan Sansare
Puja Suresh
Pushpa Sansare
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