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Maal Masala 

After a fatal accident leaves Kumar mentally challenged, he faces his greedy maternal uncle's hostility. Meanwhile, unable to bear it anymore, he plots to seek revenge.
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After a fatal accident leaves Kumar mentally challenged, he faces his greedy maternal uncle's hostility. Meanwhile, unable to bear it anymore, he plots to seek revenge.

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Genre:Action, Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Satish Randive
Written By:Bhaskar Jadhav
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Maansi Sangeet Films

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