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In two weeks absence of his wife, a young brilliant architect has to look after his two little girls as a clueless father. In the meantime he got a deadline of the most important project in his career.
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In two weeks absence of his wife, a young brilliant architect has to look after his two little girls as a clueless father. In the meantime he got a deadline of the most important project in his career.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Family
Written By:Budhita Arini
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Muti Didi Film
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