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In the 1990s in a lower middle-class Karachi neighbourhood, two teenage brothers, Mazhar and Fakhar, try to fast-track their growth to appear cooler. In their pursuit, they attempt to watch an adult film on VCR.
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In the 1990s in a lower middle-class Karachi neighbourhood, two teenage brothers, Mazhar and Fakhar, try to fast-track their growth to appear cooler. In their pursuit, they attempt to watch an adult film on VCR.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Nabeel Qureshi, Fizza Ali Meerza
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Studio:Filmwala Pictures
Cast
Nabeel Qureshi
Director
Aashir Wajahat
Mazhar
Samar Abbas Jafari
Fakhar
Rimha Ahmad
Khushi
Aadi Adeel Amjad
Jugnu Bhai
Saleem Mairaj
Baba / VCR Rental Shop Owner
Mani
Sir Kashif
Mohammed Ehteshamuddin
Mazhar/Fakhar Father
Faiza Hasan
Fakhar/Mazhar Mother
Arzu Fatima
Baji (as Arzoo Fatima)
Irfan Motiwala
Saleem
Bilal Wajid
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