Baapya
In coastal Konkan, an ordinary family and their tight-knit town face change, identity, and buried emotions when an unexpected return from the past upends their settled lives.
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In coastal Konkan, an ordinary family and their tight-knit town face change, identity, and buried emotions when an unexpected return from the past upends their settled lives.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Sameer Tewari, Vikrant Katkar, Nikhil Ashok Palande, Gaurav Gajanan Relekar, Priti Nair
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Runtime:147 minutes
Studio:Working I Films
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