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Following a traumatic chapter in their lives, Sameer and Nargis try to lead a happy life by adopting Nandini, a friend's orphaned niece. But fate soon strikes back hard when Nandini goes missing.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Romance
Written By:Faruk Kabir
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Runtime:146 minutes
Studio:Panorama Studios, Zee Studios, Action Hero Films
Cast
Faruk Kabir
Director
Vidyut Jammwal
Sameer Chaudhary
Shivaleeka Oberoi
Nargis Chaudhary
Rukhsar Rehman
Dr. Roshni Acharya
Sheeba Chaddha
(Sheela) Thakur Ji
Rajesh Tailang
Ravi Kumar
Dibyendu Bhattacharya
Rashid Qasai
Danish Husain
Talha Ansari
Sidharth Bhardwaj
Badar Khalu
Ashwath Bhatt
Kamlesh Thakur
Ritik Ghanshani
Saaharsh (Seema's brother)
Ishtiyak Khan
Shailendra Thakur (Driver)
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