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Mor Chhainha Bhuinya 2 

Two brothers Uday and Kartik grow up together in Chhattisgarh with differences in their ideologies but with love for each other in their hearts. One day, they find themselves against each other. What will win - their love or their ideology?
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Two brothers Uday and Kartik grow up together in Chhattisgarh with differences in their ideologies but with love for each other in their hearts. One day, they find themselves against each other. What will win - their love or their ideology?

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Satish Jain
Written By:Satish Jain
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Runtime:160 minutes
Studio:Satish Jain Production

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