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Ashiq Vanna Divasam 

Posted in Afghanistan, Ashiq's father, Maash, and wife Shiny await his return to his village in Kerala. Wanting to surprise his son, Maash starts building him a new house but soon his excitement turns into fear when a terrorist activity breaks out in Afghanistan.
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Posted in Afghanistan, Ashiq's father, Maash, and wife Shiny await his return to his village in Kerala. Wanting to surprise his son, Maash starts building him a new house but soon his excitement turns into fear when a terrorist activity breaks out in Afghanistan.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Krish Kymal
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Peanuts International

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