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An actress lives a lonely life and her only companion is her doll with whom she shares everything. Fed up with her stressful life, she goes to a remote place in search of peace.
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An actress lives a lonely life and her only companion is her doll with whom she shares everything. Fed up with her stressful life, she goes to a remote place in search of peace.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Amol Shetge
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Tarpa Films
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