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Summary of #Pathaan Movie:

1) India doesn't give a damn about it's Intelligence Officers
2) Terrorist attacks are not carried out by Jihadis, but by the R&AW officers who are abandoned by India
3) Afghanistan is a society which has just love and compassion for others

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4) ISI Officers are crucial for saving India from Terrorist Attacks
5) If Pakistanis find out that ISI is planning a Biological War on India, they'll hang the people involved
6) Only few military generals in Pakistan hate India, but Pakistan itself is against Terrorism

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7) Indian undercover agents love ISI agents and can go even against their ally Russia for helping them
8) A #Pathaan can do anything for the nation without expecting anything in return

The #Pathaan Movie Is a Vulgar Propaganda. Detail Review Coming Soon.

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