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22 Yards (2014)
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Add to a movie list22 Yards is a 2014 Bollywood movie that is yet to be released. The film is directed by sports journalist Mitali Ghoshal. She's a newbie director .
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22 Yards is a story of a sports agent and a cricketer, where both make a comeback with each other's help. The film is based on cricket and Barun is playing a cricket agent who manages everything about the game, from the stakes to how the game works.Actors
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