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Mahadev (Shreyas Talpade) is the official letter-writer of Sajjanpur village. He modifies the contents of letters to make life better for his people. He is specially attracted to Kamala (Amrita Rao) whose husband, Banshi is away in Mumbai. The two develop a special bond but Kamala is devoted to her ... Click here to read more... Title Welcome to Sajjanp... Year 2009 Language Hindi Director(s) Shyam Benegal Production IX Faces Pictures ...

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