Mouse!

A young boy who falls in love with a mouse which his dad is intent on killing.

Cast

Sanish Shah

as Moni

Rakhee Thakrar

as Priya

Vikash Bhai

as Rajiv

Deepak Anand

as

Sanjay Batra

as

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