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Bombay Summer (2004) | Slate

Bombay Summer

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Bombay Summer

A collage of the lives of two ordinary people living in the slums of Bombay, Ranjan is a film poster painter and sunita is domestic helpe.

Released: 2004
Runtime: 12m
Language: Hindi

Direction and writing

Raaghav DarDirector, Writer

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Cast

Deepak DobriyalRanjan
Sadiya SiddiquiSonita

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