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Hum Kisi Se Kum Nahin 

When Munna Bhai, a notorious gangster, meets Komal, he is immediately smitten. However, he must first confront her protective brother, Dr. Rastogi and her current boyfriend, Raja.
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When Munna Bhai, a notorious gangster, meets Komal, he is immediately smitten. However, he must first confront her protective brother, Dr. Rastogi and her current boyfriend, Raja.

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Genre:Comedy, Action, Romance, Drama
Directed By:David Dhawan
Written By:Robin Bhatt, Rumi Jaffery, Javed Siddiqui
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Runtime:161 minutes
Studio:Shaboo Arts

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