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A new pet friend, Max enters the lives of four kids, Kailash, Pallavi, Ballu and Ramana, who grow up in and around a sprawling and 'prestigious' apartment. When Max goes missing the four children join hands to search for Max and bring him back home.
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A new pet friend, Max enters the lives of four kids, Kailash, Pallavi, Ballu and Ramana, who grow up in and around a sprawling and 'prestigious' apartment. When Max goes missing the four children join hands to search for Max and bring him back home.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Family
Written By:Anand Raghav, Arun Vaidyanathan, Arun Vaidyanathan
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Runtime:117 minutes
Studio:Universe Creations
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