Hasal
A slice of life showcasing the fundamental darknesses that one hides which is living within every individual. It depicts how all four characters enjoy, accept and celebrate their struggles and try to live with it in a better way.
Top billed cast
Ranvir Shorey
Sanjay Mishra- Satendra Soni
Ishtiyak Khan
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