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Raja 420 (2024)
Raja, a hard-working immigrant from India, has just started a new job working as a driver for his distant uncle Nish's transportation company. It's his first day and things turn for the worse when he finds out his client is not an "ordinary" client. Raja, who has seen rough days in life, will have to take help from a stranger named 420 to survive this crazy night.
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Raja, a hard-working immigrant from India, has just started a new job working as a driver for his distant uncle Nish's transportation company. It's his first day and things turn for the worse when he finds out his client is not an "ordinary" client. Raja, who has seen rough days in life, will have to take help from a stranger named 420 to survive this crazy night.
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Genre:Action, Comedy, Crime
Written By:Anand Bhatt
In Theaters:4/16/2024
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:AB Entertainment
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