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To celebrate Indu's 75th birthday, the whole gang goes on a foreign trip as chaos ensues between young women and their mother-in-laws.
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To celebrate Indu's 75th birthday, the whole gang goes on a foreign trip as chaos ensues between young women and their mother-in-laws.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Adventure, Family
Written By:Irawati Karnik, Hemant Dhome
In Theaters:
Box Office:$2,284,712
Runtime:137 minutes
Studio:Jio Studios, Colour Yellow Productions, Chalchitra Mandalee, Crazy Few Films
Cast
Hemant Dhome
Director
Rinku Rajguru
Tanya Konde - Patil
Nirmiti Sawant
Nirmala Konde - Patil
Kshitee Jog
Meeta Jahagirdar
Shivani Surve
Manali
Suhas Joshi
Indumati "Indu" Karnik
Siddharth Chandekar
Kabir Kulkarni
Sayali Sanjeev
Krutika Joshi
Suchitra Bandekar
Vaishali Deshpande
Jack McGinn
Alistair
Gandhar Babre
Ankush
Anant Jog
Saheb
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