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R.A.N.I. 

When an ambitious all-girl Bengali teen rock band gets kicked out of their rehearsal space, they struggle to find a place loud enough to practice for their big career-making gig. Salvation arrives in the form of Sidhu Jyatha, an elderly music enthusiast who opens up the spacious Nataraj Club to them. However, their newfound sanctuary attracts trouble. The band locks horns with Dilip, a local ruffian and right-hand man to the powerful MLA Damini, whose eyes are set on acquiring Sidhu Jyatha's dilapidated mansion. When Sidhu Jyatha dies under mysterious circumstances, the girls refuse to let it go and begin investigating. Facing intense backlash, family pressure, and horrific intimidation, the band must find the strength to make it to the stage, expose a corrupt politician, and seek justice for their mentor in an explosive finale.
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When an ambitious all-girl Bengali teen rock band gets kicked out of their rehearsal space, they struggle to find a place loud enough to practice for their big career-making gig. Salvation arrives in the form of Sidhu Jyatha, an elderly music enthusiast who opens up the spacious Nataraj Club to them. However, their newfound sanctuary attracts trouble. The band locks horns with Dilip, a local ruffian and right-hand man to the powerful MLA Damini, whose eyes are set on acquiring Sidhu Jyatha's dilapidated mansion. When Sidhu Jyatha dies under mysterious circumstances, the girls refuse to let it go and begin investigating. Facing intense backlash, family pressure, and horrific intimidation, the band must find the strength to make it to the stage, expose a corrupt politician, and seek justice for their mentor in an explosive finale.

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Genre:Music, Drama
Directed By:Rick Basu
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Runtime:115 minutes
Studio:Suhan Movies

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