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Happy Journey
Niranjan, after years of shouldering family responsibilities, becomes distant from his family. However, he happens to meet his sister's spirit and the two set out on a trip to rekindle their bond.
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Niranjan, after years of shouldering family responsibilities, becomes distant from his family. However, he happens to meet his sister's spirit and the two set out on a trip to rekindle their bond.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Sachin Kundalkar
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Box Office:$590,000
Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Everest Entertainment
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