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Choran Nal Yarian 

Manmeet, a carefree young man living with his sister Rani's family, juggles family duties and his budding romance with Sam's teacher, Mehak. His world turns chaotic when he suspects his brother-in-law, Bikram, of having an affair with his secretary, Hina. Determined to protect his sisters marriage, Manmeet gets involved in a series of misunderstandings that strain his relationships.
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Manmeet, a carefree young man living with his sister Rani's family, juggles family duties and his budding romance with Sam's teacher, Mehak. His world turns chaotic when he suspects his brother-in-law, Bikram, of having an affair with his secretary, Hina. Determined to protect his sisters marriage, Manmeet gets involved in a series of misunderstandings that strain his relationships.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rishi Malhi
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Runtime:116 minutes
Studio:Alpine & Sidhu Motion Pictures

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