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A story of a middle class guy, passionate about becoming an actor and prove his worthiness to his family. Ditching a job interview as a favor from a father to his son, the story leads to new endeavors.
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A story of a middle class guy, passionate about becoming an actor and prove his worthiness to his family. Ditching a job interview as a favor from a father to his son, the story leads to new endeavors.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Yasir Nawaz, Mohsin Ali
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Box Office:$1,570,000
Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:YNH Films
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