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Dr Raghav Shastri, a young NASA scientist, returns to India and realises that the entire nation blindly worships God. An atheist, he decides to challenge the existence of the Almighty and tries to shut a temple. But in a twist of fate, Swami Samartha himself descends and questions the non-believer.
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Dr Raghav Shastri, a young NASA scientist, returns to India and realises that the entire nation blindly worships God. An atheist, he decides to challenge the existence of the Almighty and tries to shut a temple. But in a twist of fate, Swami Samartha himself descends and questions the non-believer.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pravin Tarde
In Theaters:
Box Office:$2,050,000
Runtime:151 minutes
Studio:Vatavruksha Entertainment
Cast
Pranit Kulkarni, Pravin Tarde
Director
Gashmeer Mahajani
Dr. Raghav Shastri
Girija Joshi
Mrs. Shastri
Mohan Joshi
Swami Samartha
Mohan Agashe
Dr. Vyas
Nivedita Joshi Saraf
Raghav's Mother
Shweta Shinde
RAW Agent
Sharvari Jamenis
Rashida The Terrorist
Ramesh Pardeshi
Hafiz The Terrorist
Satish Alekar
Kiran Yadnyopavit
Undercover RAW agent
Jay Agarwal
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