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When two close friends are approached to sell drugs by a stranger, one of them agrees and the other one disagrees. How their choice has made an impact on their lives forms the rest of the story, discussing about how one’s choice about drugs can make a huge difference in one’s life
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When two close friends are approached to sell drugs by a stranger, one of them agrees and the other one disagrees. How their choice has made an impact on their lives forms the rest of the story, discussing about how one’s choice about drugs can make a huge difference in one’s life
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vidhun Chandragupthan
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