Troll Hunter: Horror with a Playful Look at Religion
It surely isn't for everybody and could certainly offend some folks, but Troll Hunter takes a different approach to representing religion in a film.
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All set for an arranged marriage, Rohit Bajaj is faced with a rather strange request from his Muslim friend Sahil. As per halala, he convinces Rohit to get hitched to his ex-wife, just for him to remarry her. This twisted tale of love turns into a sour dose of betrayal - all this and more, in the name of friendship.
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All set for an arranged marriage, Rohit Bajaj is faced with a rather strange request from his Muslim friend Sahil. As per halala, he convinces Rohit to get hitched to his ex-wife, just for him to remarry her. This twisted tale of love turns into a sour dose of betrayal - all this and more, in the name of friendship.
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Written By:Anushree Mehta, Abir Sengupta
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Yashvvi Films
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