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Aa Bhi Ja O Piya
When a city-educated Kaushal owns his own nursery in a picturesque Jharkhand village meets Kalpana, a city girl belonging to an army family is on a research tour with her mother and driver. Feelings develop between the youngsters but practical circumstances force them to rethink if they are actually made for each other.
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When a city-educated Kaushal owns his own nursery in a picturesque Jharkhand village meets Kalpana, a city girl belonging to an army family is on a research tour with her mother and driver. Feelings develop between the youngsters but practical circumstances force them to rethink if they are actually made for each other.
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Written By:Sk Sachin
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Johar Entertainment
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