Ek Hi Bhool Trailer

Ek Hi Bhool Trailer (2005)

01 January 2005

Tanvi, a married woman, has always allowed her lust to get the best of her, engaging in a series of torrid affairs right under her husband's nose. But when her college-aged lover sets out to destroy her with the help of her husband's business rival, she may finally end up paying for her sins. Monalisa, Milind Gunaji, Lahshya and Nisha co-star in this Bollywood drama of deceit, directed by Sundeep Kumar.

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India 01 January 2005

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