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Arabian Nights 

Mihir, an aspiring writer, leads a normal life with his family who are worried about his son’s imaginary friend. He wants to attend a flat-earthers conference to get ideas for his book. What does he discover at the conference? What happens to his son’s imaginary friend? Is believing in a flat Earth really as strange as it sounds? Is Mihir just writing stories, or is he also telling himself a story? Arabian Nights is a story of stories and their place in the life of humans.
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Mihir, an aspiring writer, leads a normal life with his family who are worried about his son’s imaginary friend. He wants to attend a flat-earthers conference to get ideas for his book. What does he discover at the conference? What happens to his son’s imaginary friend? Is believing in a flat Earth really as strange as it sounds? Is Mihir just writing stories, or is he also telling himself a story? Arabian Nights is a story of stories and their place in the life of humans.

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Runtime:32 minutes
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Pushkaraj Chirputkar

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Rucha Apte

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Renuka Daftardar

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Satchit Ranade

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