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Teenagers Tim and Ounce are hoping to sell their old automobile for an exorbitant price to an Indian gentleman by the name of Mr Dkhar. However their plans are railroaded when Mr Dkhar invites them in for an Indian feast and his family's generous hospitality is enforced upon them. Their crash course in Indian culture changes their minds, and besides... Mr Dkhar is not as clueless as he seems...
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Teenagers Tim and Ounce are hoping to sell their old automobile for an exorbitant price to an Indian gentleman by the name of Mr Dkhar. However their plans are railroaded when Mr Dkhar invites them in for an Indian feast and his family's generous hospitality is enforced upon them. Their crash course in Indian culture changes their minds, and besides... Mr Dkhar is not as clueless as he seems...
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Danielle Tinker
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