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Raj, a detective, goes on a Europe trip to investigate his friend's case. There, he falls in love with Anjali, who is impersonating her best friend.
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Raj, a detective, goes on a Europe trip to investigate his friend's case. There, he falls in love with Anjali, who is impersonating her best friend.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Rajeev Kaul
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:R.R. Productions
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