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Love and hate relationship between a bank manager Father in law and an auto rickshaw driver Son in law where both pretend to be one above the other.
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Love and hate relationship between a bank manager Father in law and an auto rickshaw driver Son in law where both pretend to be one above the other.
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Written By:Sachin Mote, Sachin Mote, Sachin Goswami
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Runtime:120 minutes
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Sachin Goswami
Director
Vijay Patkar
Anna Maharaj
Bharat Jadhav
Madhav Bhatt
Vishakha Subhedar
Seema (Mrs. Bhatt)
Kishori Ambiye
Vatsala Bai Khade
Bhushan Kadu
Babban Thorat
Devyani Deshmukh
Ashwini Thorat
Kamlakar Satpute
Arjun Khade
Bhalchandra Kadam
Hawaldar
Nitin Jadhav
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Yogesh Shirsath
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