Maan Sanmaan Trailer

Maan Sanmaan Trailer (2008)

26 December 2008 Drama, Family 62 mins

Pravin Raja Karale's 'Maan Sanmaan' starred Shivaji Satam, Reema Lagoo, Resham Tipnis, Yatin Karyekar, Pankaj Vishnu, Avishkar Davharekar, Megha Dhade, Ashish Pawar. The story revolves around how today's generation who runs behind chasing their dreams have no time for their aged parents. It's about the abandonment of children towards their old aged parents. Resham has a simple yet important role.

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R K Mehta

R K Mehta Producer

International Releases Dates

India 26 December 2008

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