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The people of a village think a newborn baby is an incarnation of Ganesh until he is diagnosed as having a birth defect, which impacts the life of the baby as he grows into a man.
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The people of a village think a newborn baby is an incarnation of Ganesh until he is diagnosed as having a birth defect, which impacts the life of the baby as he grows into a man.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Music
Written By:Sabin Adhikari
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Runtime:144 minutes
Studio:Ram Balaji Films, Rijal And Rijal Production
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