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Bareilly Ki Barfi
Bitti Mishra is a bohemian Bareilly girl who falls deeply in love with Pritam Vidrohi, an author because she admires his progressive way of thinking. Finding him though proves to be as hard as looking for a needle in the haystack. So Bitti seeks the help of the local printing press-owner, Chirag Dubey on her journey of love.
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Bitti Mishra is a bohemian Bareilly girl who falls deeply in love with Pritam Vidrohi, an author because she admires his progressive way of thinking. Finding him though proves to be as hard as looking for a needle in the haystack. So Bitti seeks the help of the local printing press-owner, Chirag Dubey on her journey of love.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Shreyas Jain, Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari, Rajat Nonia, Nitesh Tiwari
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Box Office:$8,050,806
Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Junglee Pictures, BR Studios, Sahil Arora Creative Films SACF, Prime Link Media PLM
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