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Aakash and Avni were madly in love before marriage but after marriage their relations become like Tom and Jerry and not a single day passes without a quarrel. After a point, they don't want to live together but for some mysterious reason they can't separate. This is a comedy of love, break up and patch up.
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Aakash and Avni were madly in love before marriage but after marriage their relations become like Tom and Jerry and not a single day passes without a quarrel. After a point, they don't want to live together but for some mysterious reason they can't separate. This is a comedy of love, break up and patch up.
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