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Released in 2009 and directed by Todd Phillips, The Hangover follows four friends—Phil, Stu, Alan, and Doug—who travel to Las Vegas for a bachelor party. After a night of heavy drinking that they cannot remember, the groom (Doug) goes missing, and the remaining three must retrace their chaotic steps to find him before the wedding.

The remaining three friends wake up in a trashed hotel suite with: No memory of the previous night A missing tooth in Stu's mouth A live tiger in the bathroom A mysterious human baby in the closet

: The groom whose disappearance drives the plot. hangover 1 tamilyogi

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