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Munde Jattan De Balaunde Bakre
Munde Jattan De Balaunde Bakre follows four carefree roommates whose lives turn upside down after they steal a wrestler's prized goat before Eid. Their troubles deepen when a notorious womanizer escapes with an auto driver's wife, the stolen goat, and the auto-rickshaw. Packed with romance, family drama, hilarious misunderstandings, and unexpected twists, the film is a nonstop comedy adventure.
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Munde Jattan De Balaunde Bakre follows four carefree roommates whose lives turn upside down after they steal a wrestler's prized goat before Eid. Their troubles deepen when a notorious womanizer escapes with an auto driver's wife, the stolen goat, and the auto-rickshaw. Packed with romance, family drama, hilarious misunderstandings, and unexpected twists, the film is a nonstop comedy adventure.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:D.K. Bains, Purewal Paramjit
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Runtime:132 minutes
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