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Khushiyaan 

You could be the "King of Bollywood", "The richest man of India", or a "Leader of the Techno world". But if your heart is not in the right place with your relationships, do you think you can feel the 'complete Khushiyaan'?
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You could be the "King of Bollywood", "The richest man of India", or a "Leader of the Techno world". But if your heart is not in the right place with your relationships, do you think you can feel the 'complete Khushiyaan'?

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Genre:Family
Directed By:Tirlok Malik
Written By:Rajan Gangahar
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Kanhiya Film Productions, Eros International

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