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A young boy seeks to master the game of snooker to defend his father’s legacy after a humiliating loss. But first, he’ll need help from a hardened pro.
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A young boy seeks to master the game of snooker to defend his father’s legacy after a humiliating loss. But first, he’ll need help from a hardened pro.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Mridul, Ashutosh Gowariker
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:T-Series, Ashutosh Gowariker Productions
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