Bobby

Bobby

★ 0.0IMDb Score
Released:2022-12-23
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Duration:0 min
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Director:Amir Jaffer
Actors:Puneet, Sareeka Malhotra, Amogh Karwar, Viji Nathan
Production:Prana Pictures

Overview:

An Indian American family learns to cope with the inherent challenges of raising an autistic child facing down social pressures and stigma.

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