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Two families of opposing faiths are in a long-standing rivalry over land and past wounds. However, one Muslim man vows to reunite them by disguising himself as a Hindu priest.
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Two families of opposing faiths are in a long-standing rivalry over land and past wounds. However, one Muslim man vows to reunite them by disguising himself as a Hindu priest.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Romance
Written By:Pele Bhattacharya
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Runtime:135 minutes
Studio:Eskay Movies
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