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Mahek (2008)
12 yr old Mahek wants to be the best in everything, but she doesn't know what she's best at. To complicate things further, an old magic-less modern fairy walks into her life. Will Mahek ever realize her true strength?
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12 yr old Mahek wants to be the best in everything, but she doesn't know what she's best at. To complicate things further, an old magic-less modern fairy walks into her life. Will Mahek ever realize her true strength?
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Genre:Family
Written By:Kranti Kanadé, Kedar Dharwadkar
In Theaters:3/9/2008
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Children's Film Society of India
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