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WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) 2021

63 min📅 2021-06-24

Delve into the world of WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021), a poignant comedy-drama that explores love's complexities. Director Anuj Gulati masterfully weaves the tale of Omi, a matchmaker struggling to find his place in the urban jungle.

Director: Anuj Gulati

Cast

Shashank Arora
Shashank Arora
Omi
Trimala Adhikari
Trimala Adhikari
Nisha
Nakul Bhalla
Nakul Bhalla
Karan
Auritra Ghosh
Auritra Ghosh
Shikha

Frequently Asked Questions

What is WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021) about?

WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021) follows the story of Omi, a matchmaker struggling to find love after his past heartbreak.

Who directed WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love)?

Anuj Gulati directed WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021), bringing a unique perspective to the world of comedy-drama.

Who stars in WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love)?

Shashank Arora, Trimala Adhikari, Nakul Bhalla, and Auritra Ghosh star in WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021).

Is WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021) worth watching?

While its unrated IMDb status may raise some eyebrows, WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021) is a relatable and engaging film that explores the complexities of love and relationships.

How long is WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love)?

WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021) has a runtime of 63 minutes.

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About WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021) — Love's Painful Irony

Delve into the world of WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021), a poignant comedy-drama that explores love's complexities. Director Anuj Gulati masterfully weaves the tale of Omi, a matchmaker struggling to find his place in the urban jungle. With a talented cast, including Shashank Arora, Trimala Adhikari, Nakul Bhalla, and Auritra Ghosh, this 63-minute film takes you on a journey of self-discovery and heartbreak.

As Omi navigates his past and present relationships, he must confront the universality of love's irony. Will he find solace in the arms of Nisha, or will his choices lead him deeper into despair? With its relatable themes and authentic atmosphere, WingMan (The Universal Irony of Love) (2021) is a must-watch for anyone who's ever felt the sting of love.