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Jwar Bhata 

Bijoy, a rich tea estate owner's son, angers his father when he marries a poor girl. Ranjan, his cousin, tries to make the most of the situation by usurping his property.
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Bijoy, a rich tea estate owner's son, angers his father when he marries a poor girl. Ranjan, his cousin, tries to make the most of the situation by usurping his property.

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Directed By:Dulal Bhowmik
Written By:Lala Damani
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Runtime:129 minutes
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