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A young housewife named Nilu, internalizes the anger and frustration caused by the indifference shown toward her by her husband. She keeps a calm face, concealing the likeliness that after many implosions that she may finally explode.
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A young housewife named Nilu, internalizes the anger and frustration caused by the indifference shown toward her by her husband. She keeps a calm face, concealing the likeliness that after many implosions that she may finally explode.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Saranga Dananjana, Chaaritha Dheerasinghe, Shehan Wattalagedara
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:15th Legion
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