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Rahul (Chinmay Udgirkar), a young, smart and passionate boy who secures admission in an Engineering college with a scholarship and has many responsibilities towards his family. He spends most of his time with his friend Raja. The duo is a deadly combination of strong and powerful are known to solve many college issues. Things take a turn when Rahul falls in love with an MLA's daughter Pooja (Mayur Kapadne), which puts him into a dilemma of choosing between his love or family responsibilities.
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Rahul (Chinmay Udgirkar), a young, smart and passionate boy who secures admission in an Engineering college with a scholarship and has many responsibilities towards his family. He spends most of his time with his friend Raja. The duo is a deadly combination of strong and powerful are known to solve many college issues. Things take a turn when Rahul falls in love with an MLA's daughter Pooja (Mayur Kapadne), which puts him into a dilemma of choosing between his love or family responsibilities.
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Genre:Romance, Drama, Family
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Runtime:144 minutes
Studio:Saimamit Production
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