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Paharganj
Coming from the streets of Paharganj, the movie depicts a woman's search for her lost love, a man's attempt to regain his lost enigma and dealing with his brother's untimely death, an unexpected political murder, and raging gang war.
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Coming from the streets of Paharganj, the movie depicts a woman's search for her lost love, a man's attempt to regain his lost enigma and dealing with his brother's untimely death, an unexpected political murder, and raging gang war.
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Genre:Mystery, Drama
Written By:Rakesh Ranjan Kumar
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Senn Productions
Cast
Rakesh Ranjan Kumar
Director
Lorena Franco
Laura Costa
Bijesh Jayarajan
Gautam Menon
Neet Chowdhary
Pooja Menon
Rajeev Gaursingh
Gyanesh Pratap
Karran Jeet
Vinayak Srivastava
Poonam Mathur
Simran
Rajesh Sharma
Sub Inspector Rawat
Gautam Kurup
Baba Ghantal
Manish Devkunsh
Sonu BC
Karan Dutt
Nishant
Aashita Bhagat
Palak Menon
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