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Jerryy
Jerryy is the story about a cool, handsome and rich guy, Jaiveer Rana or Jerryy, who believes “Love is like a Chinese mobile with no guarantee” and his trip to Mustang where he truly falls in love with a beautiful girl, Aakansha and everything after is romance and heartbreaks.
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Jerryy is the story about a cool, handsome and rich guy, Jaiveer Rana or Jerryy, who believes “Love is like a Chinese mobile with no guarantee” and his trip to Mustang where he truly falls in love with a beautiful girl, Aakansha and everything after is romance and heartbreaks.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Hem Raj B.C., Samrat Prasad Gauchan
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Runtime:116 minutes
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