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The Crown 

Sattha, a master Nohra dancer, wants his son Singh to inherit his troupe of Nohra dancers, but Singh wants to be a guitarist. While the two are arguing one day, Singh accidentally breaks the Crown and goes on the run.
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Sattha, a master Nohra dancer, wants his son Singh to inherit his troupe of Nohra dancers, but Singh wants to be a guitarist. While the two are arguing one day, Singh accidentally breaks the Crown and goes on the run.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ekkachai Srivichai
Written By:Pakphum Wongjinda, Kitiporn Chimploy
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:Mae Riang Film

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