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Love Marriage
Dipu is in love with Shaon but he is unable to marry her because his father is against love marriage. However, Dipu manages to convince his father to go to Shaon's place but it turns out that Shaon's mother was Dipu's father's ex-girlfriend. What will happen next? Will Dipu and Shaon get married?
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Dipu is in love with Shaon but he is unable to marry her because his father is against love marriage. However, Dipu manages to convince his father to go to Shaon's place but it turns out that Shaon's mother was Dipu's father's ex-girlfriend. What will happen next? Will Dipu and Shaon get married?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Padmanabha Dasgupta
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:Surinder Films
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