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Kahani Rubberband Ki 

Kahani Rubberband Ki is an upcoming Hindi-language feature film produced and directed by Sarika Sanjot featuring Avika Gor, Pratik Gandhi, and Manish Raisinghan in lead roles.
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Kahani Rubberband Ki is an upcoming Hindi-language feature film produced and directed by Sarika Sanjot featuring Avika Gor, Pratik Gandhi, and Manish Raisinghan in lead roles.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Directed By:Sarika Sanjot
Written By:Sarika Sanjot
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Moon House Productions

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