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Aatank Hi Aatank
1995
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· 155 min
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Chased out of their village, a poor farmer, his wife, son and daughter attempt to survive the harsh footpath life of Bombay, when a gangster asks him to work for him. Years later, the farmer is a mafia-like godfather with a crime network of his own, and a host of hoodlums out to kill him. Movie also shows the loves and lives of his children, now married.
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- Director
- Dilip Shankar
- Writers
- Dilip Shankar, Iqbal Durrani
- Released
- 18 August 1995
- Country
- India
- Language
- Hindi
- Runtime
- 155 min
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