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A wealthy businessman's traditional family celebrate their togetherness when his three sons get married, but slowly find themselves growing apart after a misunderstanding.
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A wealthy businessman's traditional family celebrate their togetherness when his three sons get married, but slowly find themselves growing apart after a misunderstanding.
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Genre:Romance, Family, Drama
Written By:Sooraj Barjatya
In Theaters:
Box Office:$18,980,000
Runtime:177 minutes
Studio:Rajshri Productions
Cast
Sooraj Barjatya
Director
Mohnish Behl
Vivek Chaturvedi
Salman Khan
Prem Chaturvedi
Saif Ali Khan
Vinod Chaturvedi
Tabu
Sadhna Sharma Chaturvedi
Sonali Bendre
Preeti Shukla
Karisma Kapoor
Sapna Bajpai
Alok Nath
Ramkishan Chaturvedi
Reema Lagoo
Mamta Awasthi Chaturvedi
Neelam Kothari
Sangeeta Chaturvedi Pandey
Mahesh Thakur
Anand Pandey
Ajit Vachhani
Vakil
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