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Bawaal
Ajay Dixit, an ordinary history teacher in a high school, enjoys mini celebrityhood in his town courtesy of the fake image he has built. He shares a strained relationship with his newly-wed wife. Circumstances force him to take a trip to Europe for the World War II trail accompanied by his wife. Will his relationship with his wife survive this trip? Will he manage to win the war within?
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Ajay Dixit, an ordinary history teacher in a high school, enjoys mini celebrityhood in his town courtesy of the fake image he has built. He shares a strained relationship with his newly-wed wife. Circumstances force him to take a trip to Europe for the World War II trail accompanied by his wife. Will his relationship with his wife survive this trip? Will he manage to win the war within?
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Action, History
Written By:Nitesh Tiwari, Piyush Gupta, Shreyas Jain, Nikhil Mehrotra
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Runtime:137 minutes
Studio:Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment, Earthsky Pictures
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