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Kapil and Somya fall in love, get married and are happily living in a joint family. However, soon the love fades away and the couple is on the verge of a divorce, but not a real one as a twist awaits the two families.
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Kapil and Somya fall in love, get married and are happily living in a joint family. However, soon the love fades away and the couple is on the verge of a divorce, but not a real one as a twist awaits the two families.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Laxman Utekar, Maitrey Bajpai, Ramiz Ilham Khan
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Maddock Films, Jio Studios
Cast
Laxman Utekar
Director
Vicky Kaushal
Kapil Dubey
Sara Ali Khan
Somya Chawla Dubey
Rakesh Bedi
Harcharan Chawla
Sushmita Mukherjee
Roshni Chawla
Neeraj Sood
Purushottam Mama
Kanupriya Pandit
Deepa Mami
Akash Khurana
Ved Prakash Dubey
Anubha Fatehpuria
Mamta Dubey
Inaamulhaq
Bhagwandas Ishwardas Sahai
Sharib Hashmi
Daroga Raghuvanshi
Srishti Ganguli Rindani
Mehjabeen
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