Coincidentally, Bindu moves in next to his house. He meets with lovely Bindu (Saira Banu) and falls head in love with her. All Rights Reserved.Synopsis Bhola (Sunil Dutt) is a simple minded young man who has taken a vow to act according to the book of shashtras, which dictate that a man must marry when he is of the right age.
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Oz's television segments and product endorsements have been scrutinized many times before, including on Capitol Hill.Ī Vox.com feature about Oz, published last week, asserted that "his departures from evidence-based medicine have gotten more extreme as he's become more famous." The episode will be taped on Tuesday or Wednesday. The details, including the Thursday air date, are subject to change.
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