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Break Ke Baad (2010)
Aaliya is not ready for commitment even after a decade-long friendship with Abhay. She remains indifferent when he follows her to Australia, but is finally shaken when he announces his marriage.
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Aaliya is not ready for commitment even after a decade-long friendship with Abhay. She remains indifferent when he follows her to Australia, but is finally shaken when he announces his marriage.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Renuka Kunzru
In Theaters:11/26/2010
Box Office:$427,628
Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Kunal Kohli Productions, Reliance Entertainment, Kunal Kohli Productions
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