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Nagabonar Reborn 

Naga Bonar appointed himself as a commander of troops and fought against the Dutch. However, on the other hand, he fell in love with Kirana who sided with the Dutch.
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Naga Bonar appointed himself as a commander of troops and fought against the Dutch. However, on the other hand, he fell in love with Kirana who sided with the Dutch.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Dedi Setiadi
Written By:Asrul Sani
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Gempita Tjipta Perkasa

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