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Akoman
Dwelling in a remote village of North Eastern India, Assam, Akoman is a 12 year old child having normal aspirations like having a national flag of his own. However, his financial situation does not allow him the same. In an attempt to make his own flag, he discovers a flag in his granary. Surprisingly, it is not the national flag. Vacillating between the two flags, he discovers realities about his missing father, insurgent ideologies and more.
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Dwelling in a remote village of North Eastern India, Assam, Akoman is a 12 year old child having normal aspirations like having a national flag of his own. However, his financial situation does not allow him the same. In an attempt to make his own flag, he discovers a flag in his granary. Surprisingly, it is not the national flag. Vacillating between the two flags, he discovers realities about his missing father, insurgent ideologies and more.
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