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Directed by | Sameer Khan |
Written by | Faisal Saif Sameer Khan |
Produced by | Aushim Khetarpal |
Cinematography | Karim Khatri |
Edited by | Ashutosh Anand Verma |
Music by | Surya Rajkamal |
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Country | India |
Language | Hindi |
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Ayesha Khan (Meera), A Pakistani Muslim journalist comes to India to work on a story of a Match Fixer Aushim Aushim Khetarpal who is now a Follower of Saibaba and is a Saint. Ayesha arrives in Mathura Vrindavan and is very uncomfortable with the Hindu Atmosphere. Somewhere inside, Ayesha is a little 'Fanatic'. How Ayesha is convinced to write the story of Aushim and follows his journey towards Spiritualism forms the whole film.
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