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Bata Boy and Crocs Girl 

Set in the New York of South India, Bengaluru - this film is an ode to the hope and dream of fleeting romances in new cities. Gokul and Ishita - two very different people who in their words, "like each other, hang out with each other and have sex. But aren't in a relationship." Do they have any idea what they're doing? Absolutely not.
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Set in the New York of South India, Bengaluru - this film is an ode to the hope and dream of fleeting romances in new cities. Gokul and Ishita - two very different people who in their words, "like each other, hang out with each other and have sex. But aren't in a relationship." Do they have any idea what they're doing? Absolutely not.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Nirmal Pillai
Written By:Nirmal Pillai, Nirmal Pillai, Hari Twat
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:Studio Strawhats

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