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The story charts the journey of two childhood friends Kohinoor Kalyan and Jilani Ramdas. They are both enthusiastic and easy-going. On an unfateful day, the duo loses a heavy amount in cricket betting. They unintentionally enter the villain's traps and they end up destroying their empire. What happens when they face the villains? Is there a reason for them to get involved with the goons?
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The story charts the journey of two childhood friends Kohinoor Kalyan and Jilani Ramdas. They are both enthusiastic and easy-going. On an unfateful day, the duo loses a heavy amount in cricket betting. They unintentionally enter the villain's traps and they end up destroying their empire. What happens when they face the villains? Is there a reason for them to get involved with the goons?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Diamond Ratnababu
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:AB2 Productions
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