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Ashu who is a legal guardian to three mischievous kids Golu, Saana and Shubhi is hell bent on getting marries as he feels if he were to get married his spouse would not shower the same affection to the kids as he does. The kids however totally reject Ashu's opinion on the issue and start setting him up for blind dates and other escapades where he would end up meeting fine young women ready to mingle.
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Ashu who is a legal guardian to three mischievous kids Golu, Saana and Shubhi is hell bent on getting marries as he feels if he were to get married his spouse would not shower the same affection to the kids as he does. The kids however totally reject Ashu's opinion on the issue and start setting him up for blind dates and other escapades where he would end up meeting fine young women ready to mingle.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Kailash Bhandari
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Runtime:123 minutes
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