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Fouja
Story of a Army family from Haryana, have tradition to serve mother India by Joining Army. Fouja, member of the family had always desired since childhood to join the army, carry forward the legacy of the family and Serve the nation, could not join the army as he had lost his limb in an incident.
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Story of a Army family from Haryana, have tradition to serve mother India by Joining Army. Fouja, member of the family had always desired since childhood to join the army, carry forward the legacy of the family and Serve the nation, could not join the army as he had lost his limb in an incident.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Pravesh Rajput
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Runtime:155 minutes
Studio:Raahi Productions
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