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A Handsome young man gets erotically involved with a Sultry seductive wife of an impotent man only to find himself tangles in a dangerous web of lies and cheat.
Two contract killer from Uttar Pradesh, Babu Bihari and Banke Bihari who are often paid to bump off the same game, cross each other's path and end up fighting with each other.
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