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Returning home to visit their ill grandfather, two estranged brothers must confront their unresolved rivalry while their parents’ marriage frays.
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Returning home to visit their ill grandfather, two estranged brothers must confront their unresolved rivalry while their parents’ marriage frays.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Comedy, Family
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Box Office:$17,412,627
Runtime:137 minutes
Studio:Fox Star Studios, Dharma Productions
Cast
Shakun Batra
Director
Sidharth Malhotra
Arjun Kapoor
Fawad Khan
Rahul Kapoor
Alia Bhatt
Tia Malik
Ratna Pathak Shah
Sunita Kapoor
Rishi Kapoor
Amarjeet Kapoor
Rajat Kapoor
Harsh Kapoor
Anahita Oberoi
Neetu Chachi
Vikram Kapadia
Shashi Chacha
Pradeep Pradhan
Kishore (Tia's Cook)
Fahim Shaikh
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Niti Apurva Patel
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