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Chor Ki Daadhi Mein Tinkaa 

Anjali, the daughter of a former home minister, is unhappily married to Adarsh, an opposition MLA Distrustful of her husband, she secretly monitors his activities with the help of a police officer named James.
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Anjali, the daughter of a former home minister, is unhappily married to Adarsh, an opposition MLA Distrustful of her husband, she secretly monitors his activities with the help of a police officer named James.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Haridas
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