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Natun Diner Alo 

An unemployed but selfless young man, brimming with self-confidence, embarks on a journey to start his own business to better the lives of his family members.
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An unemployed but selfless young man, brimming with self-confidence, embarks on a journey to start his own business to better the lives of his family members.

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Directed By:Ajit Gangopadhyay
Written By:Ajit Gangopadhyay
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Runtime:124 minutes
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