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In 2001, somewhere in rural India, two young brides get accidentally swapped on a train. In the ensuing chaos, they both encounter a host of colourful characters, resulting in hilarious and unexpected consequences.
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In 2001, somewhere in rural India, two young brides get accidentally swapped on a train. In the ensuing chaos, they both encounter a host of colourful characters, resulting in hilarious and unexpected consequences.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Sneha Desai
In Theaters:3/1/2024
Box Office:$3,020,000
Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Aamir Khan Productions, Jio Studios, Kindling Pictures
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