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Shinda Shinda No Papa
Gopi, a frustrated father in Canada, plans to take his mischievous son Shinda to India to discipline him. However, Shinda discovers his father's true intentions triggering a war between them.
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Gopi, a frustrated father in Canada, plans to take his mischievous son Shinda to India to discipline him. However, Shinda discovers his father's true intentions triggering a war between them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Naresh Kathooria
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:Humble Motion Pictures
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