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Direct Ishq 

Direct Ishq is a love triangle where Dolly Pandey is the common love interest of Kabeer Bajpai an event organiser and Vicky Shukla President of Kashi Vidyapeeth.
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Direct Ishq is a love triangle where Dolly Pandey is the common love interest of Kabeer Bajpai an event organiser and Vicky Shukla President of Kashi Vidyapeeth.

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Genre:Action, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Rajiv S. Ruia
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Runtime:130 minutes
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