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Two twins live completely different lifestyles. The elder brother gets drawn towards an aimless life while the younger brother leads a life of a yogi who decides to bring his elder brother back on track.
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Two twins live completely different lifestyles. The elder brother gets drawn towards an aimless life while the younger brother leads a life of a yogi who decides to bring his elder brother back on track.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Pahlaj Nihalani
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Runtime:162 minutes
Studio:Chiragdeep International
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