Cheaper By the Dozen: a 2022 Family-Comedy Remake
A 2022 remake of the previous films of the same name, but with a more diverse cast, increasing representation and diversity.
Chaal Reverse Ma Jaiye
While celebrating his 60th wedding anniversary with his wife, Manilal can't help but notice that neither one of them is happy. He yearns for the opportunity to go back and do things differently. But he couldn't really do that -- or could he? With divine intervention, anything's possible! Rajesh Joshi directs this Gujarati-language play about living life, cherishing love and taking advantage of second chances.
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While celebrating his 60th wedding anniversary with his wife, Manilal can't help but notice that neither one of them is happy. He yearns for the opportunity to go back and do things differently. But he couldn't really do that -- or could he? With divine intervention, anything's possible! Rajesh Joshi directs this Gujarati-language play about living life, cherishing love and taking advantage of second chances.
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