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Haider Khan (Mahfuz Ahmed) and Ali (Shakib Khan) are childhood friends. After finishing his higher study in United Kingdom Haider comes back to his village. Ali is still there taking care of Haider's huge property. After reuniting these two friends decide to get married together and set out to find suitable brides for themselves.
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Haider Khan (Mahfuz Ahmed) and Ali (Shakib Khan) are childhood friends. After finishing his higher study in United Kingdom Haider comes back to his village. Ali is still there taking care of Haider's huge property. After reuniting these two friends decide to get married together and set out to find suitable brides for themselves.
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