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Malashree Mamashree
A man goes against his father's wish and gets married to the woman he loves, Malashree. However, when his father tries to separate them, Malashree decides to teach him a lesson.
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A man goes against his father's wish and gets married to the woman he loves, Malashree. However, when his father tries to separate them, Malashree decides to teach him a lesson.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Written By:Om Saiprakash
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:Dynamic Film Makers
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