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Jija Jung Bahadur, a man who knows everything about nothing, lands at his in-laws' home and turns life upside down. His ego and antics spark endless clashes with brothers-in-law Pinky and Gogi as they prepare to marry off their sister.
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Jija Jung Bahadur, a man who knows everything about nothing, lands at his in-laws' home and turns life upside down. His ego and antics spark endless clashes with brothers-in-law Pinky and Gogi as they prepare to marry off their sister.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Gagan Sandhu
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Runtime:90 minutes
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