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Taani
Taani, a woman from a poor family, decides to seek a paid job after seeing her father, an autorickshaw driver, work hard day and night to pay for her education.
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Taani, a woman from a poor family, decides to seek a paid job after seeing her father, an autorickshaw driver, work hard day and night to pay for her education.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Sanjeev Kolte
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:V.Patke films
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