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Tanu Weds Manu: Returns
After Tanu and Manu's marriage breaks apart, the latter finds himself smitten by Datto, a lookalike of his ex-wife. But the estranged couple's feelings begin to spark again.
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After Tanu and Manu's marriage breaks apart, the latter finds himself smitten by Datto, a lookalike of his ex-wife. But the estranged couple's feelings begin to spark again.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Himanshu Sharma
In Theaters:
Box Office:$39,270,000
Runtime:128 minutes
Studio:Eros International, Colour Yellow Productions
Cast
Aanand L. Rai
Director
Kangana Ranaut
Tanuja 'Tanu' Trivedi / Kumari 'Kusum' 'Datto' Sangwan
R. Madhavan
Manoj 'Manu' Sharma
Jimmy Shergill
Raja Awasthi
Deepak Dobriyal
Pappi Bhaisaab
Swara Bhasker
Payal Gill
Eijaz Khan
Jassi Gill
Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub
Arun "Chintu" Kumar Singh
Rajendra Gupta
Rajendra Trivedi
Navni Parihar
Tanu's Mother
K.K. Raina
Manu's Father
Shishir Sharma
Kusum's Father
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