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Vitti Dandu 

In a remote village in colonial India, an old man and his grandson display strong differences in their attitudes towards the country’s British rulers.
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In a remote village in colonial India, an old man and his grandson display strong differences in their attitudes towards the country’s British rulers.

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Genre:History, Drama
Directed By:Ganesh Kadam
Written By:Vikas Kadam
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Runtime:115 minutes
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