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Madhubala has big dreams about her soul mate. But her mother just wants a decent and cultured boy for her. And that's why she brings Avinash's marriage proposal for Madhubala. The day both families meet. Avinash sees Madhubala and falls in love with her. But Avinash doesn't fit in Madhubala's aspirations. Yet she likes his nature. So they both decide to meet each other without telling anyone at home. Madhubala likes Avinash Still; she finds something missing in him.
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Madhubala has big dreams about her soul mate. But her mother just wants a decent and cultured boy for her. And that's why she brings Avinash's marriage proposal for Madhubala. The day both families meet. Avinash sees Madhubala and falls in love with her. But Avinash doesn't fit in Madhubala's aspirations. Yet she likes his nature. So they both decide to meet each other without telling anyone at home. Madhubala likes Avinash Still; she finds something missing in him.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Anurag Dalvi
Written By:Anurag Dalvi
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Runtime:95 minutes
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