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Mighty Raju: The Movie
A four-year-old Raju, an intelligent young boy with a strong moral code receives super human strength. He gets this strength when his mother Sandhya accidentally consumes a compound created by his scientist father Swami, when she was pregnant with Raju.
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A four-year-old Raju, an intelligent young boy with a strong moral code receives super human strength. He gets this strength when his mother Sandhya accidentally consumes a compound created by his scientist father Swami, when she was pregnant with Raju.
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Genre:Animation, Action, Fantasy, TV Movie
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Green Gold Animation
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