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Angry Indian Goddesses coming soon

The critically acclaimed film Angry Indian Goddesses is all set to release in theatres on November 27
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Updated At : 06:03 AM Nov 04, 2015 IST
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The critically acclaimed film, Angry Indian Goddesses, is all set to release in theatres on November 27. The film is being touted as India's first ever Female Buddy Film and follows the story of seven girls who meet in Goa for a friend's wedding. The movie boasts of a stellar cast, including some of the finest actresses from Indian film industry- Sarah-Jane Dias, Tanishtha Chaterjee, Anushka Manchanda, Sandhya Mridul, Amrit Maghera, Pavleen Gujral and Rajashi Deshpande.
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