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Chhota Bheem and the Curse of Damyaan
Centuries ago, Damyaan, a Sorcerer was granted a wish to be immortal by the Book of Magi with a rider/curse that he would be confined to the City of Sonapur. To escape from this confinement and to unleash his dark arts over the world, Damyaan lures Raja Indravarma with a map with the directions to the City of Gold. The only way Damyaan can be defeated is to destroy him with the Book of Magi.
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Centuries ago, Damyaan, a Sorcerer was granted a wish to be immortal by the Book of Magi with a rider/curse that he would be confined to the City of Sonapur. To escape from this confinement and to unleash his dark arts over the world, Damyaan lures Raja Indravarma with a map with the directions to the City of Gold. The only way Damyaan can be defeated is to destroy him with the Book of Magi.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Fantasy
Written By:Richa Deo, Seeta
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Green Gold Animation
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