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Proper Patola
Proper Patola is Romantic Comedy movie and will entertain the audience by fun elements and confusion as Neeru Bajwa in double role. How she will manage to do this double role with Harish Verma and Yuvraj Hans?
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Proper Patola is Romantic Comedy movie and will entertain the audience by fun elements and confusion as Neeru Bajwa in double role. How she will manage to do this double role with Harish Verma and Yuvraj Hans?
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Country Media, OmJee Cine World
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