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Chote Nawab

Chote Nawab

★ 5.42020Movie1 h 48 mIndia

Drama

13-year-old Junaid visits ancestral home in Lucknow, India for family wedding. Experiencing Indian culture for first time, he goes through teen rites of passage: first love, heartbreak, rebellion against patriarchal family values.

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Chote Nawab

2020

R

1 h 48 m

India

Drama

13-year-old Junaid visits ancestral home in Lucknow, India for family wedding. Experiencing Indian culture for first time, he goes through teen rites of passage: first love, heartbreak, rebellion against patriarchal family values.

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Nangungunang Cast(16)

Tulika Banerjee

Jailor's wife

Plabita Borthakur

Fauziya

Rajshri Deshpande

Asghari

Shataf Figar

Afsar

Harshit Gupta

Tapori boy

Shahid Bobby Husain

Jelar

Svar Kamble

Junaid

Sohaila Kapur

Sakeena Bi

Ekavali Khanna

Mariam

Falaq Naaz

Nafeesa

Akshay Oberoi

Armaan

Vikas Rai

Qawwal

Sadiya Siddiqui

Rooshi

Neeraj Sood

Nasir Rizvi

Ayush Tandon

Imaan

Vibhuti Thakur

Aaliya

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Heidi Dean

22/04/2025 15:53

amazing 😍

مغربية وأفتخر🇲🇦

07/08/2024 15:00

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Emma

12/07/2024 03:46

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Fatima Coulibaly

12/07/2024 03:23

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user2514051663738

12/07/2024 02:10

Chote Nawab (Little Prince) is more a family drama than a coming-of-age film that the title and the promos would have you think. The prince (from London) has a small, inconsequential role and is overshadowed by the adults who have got together for a wedding in Lucknow. It's a mess really because there's a lot the writer has tried to add here - romance, mystery, familial melodrama - that it becomes tiring to follow. The low production value is evident across which further affects the viewing experience, and I ended up feeling down. Chote Nawab has some moments but if you expect anything more from it, you are bound to end up disappointed. Grade D. (Reviewed during its Australian premiere at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM).)

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Heidi Dean

22/04/2025 15:53

amazing 😍

مغربية وأفتخر🇲🇦

07/08/2024 15:00

Chote Nawab_360P

Emma

12/07/2024 03:46

Chote Nawab_1080P_480P

Fatima Coulibaly

12/07/2024 03:23

Chote Nawab_1080P

user2514051663738

12/07/2024 02:10

Chote Nawab (Little Prince) is more a family drama than a coming-of-age film that the title and the promos would have you think. The prince (from London) has a small, inconsequential role and is overshadowed by the adults who have got together for a wedding in Lucknow. It's a mess really because there's a lot the writer has tried to add here - romance, mystery, familial melodrama - that it becomes tiring to follow. The low production value is evident across which further affects the viewing experience, and I ended up feeling down. Chote Nawab has some moments but if you expect anything more from it, you are bound to end up disappointed. Grade D. (Reviewed during its Australian premiere at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM).)

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