How Prince Charming Marries a Princess
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Krishna Balram : Kalvakra Returns
Kalvakra is rescued by the sorceress and they team up to unleash the indestructible Nivatkavach army which is locked up inside the deep confines of the earth. By controlling that army they plan to defeat Krishna Balram and then conquer the entire earth.
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Kalvakra is rescued by the sorceress and they team up to unleash the indestructible Nivatkavach army which is locked up inside the deep confines of the earth. By controlling that army they plan to defeat Krishna Balram and then conquer the entire earth.
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Green Gold Animation
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