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Janak and Junu are in a relationship but he opposes joining a foreign army, while Juddha sees it as a chance to earn respect, secure a better future, and marry his love, Mithila; yet both eventually enlist, unimaginable events waiting for both of them.
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Janak and Junu are in a relationship but he opposes joining a foreign army, while Juddha sees it as a chance to earn respect, secure a better future, and marry his love, Mithila; yet both eventually enlist, unimaginable events waiting for both of them.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, War
Written By:Laxmi Nath Sharma
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Runtime:155 minutes
Studio:Royal Nepal Film Corporation, Sujata Production Pvt. Ltd.
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