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Raja Saab (1969)
Orphan Rajoo has always dreamed of becoming a wealthy prince -- but when he finally gets a chance to live out this dream, he must make a difficult choice between love and the realization of his long-held fantasy. As an adult, he works for a grateful prince who offers Rajoo the chance to impersonate him; in order to pull off the deception, however, Rajoo must insult the princess, whom he has fallen in love with.
Orphan Rajoo has always dreamed of becoming a wealthy prince -- but when he finally gets a chance to live out this dream, he must make a difficult choice between love and the realization of his long-held fantasy. As an adult, he works for a grateful prince who offers Rajoo the chance to impersonate him; in order to pull off the deception, however, Rajoo must insult the princess, whom he has fallen in love with.
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The film features traditional casting for an Indian production from its era, with Indian actors in all primary roles. However, due to a lack of information regarding the movie's plot and narrative themes, it is not possible to evaluate its framing of traditional identities or any potential DEI-related critiques.
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The movie does not contain any action or adventure elements.
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