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Psychiatrist Arko Rahman has been arrested for his wife’s murder. As he confessed to the police and got arrested, his secretary Borsha doubted the allegation. She seeks help from Arko’s childhood friend, DB Officer Saif Hasan. Both of them worked together to unveil the truth. But who is the mastermind behind the murder?
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Psychiatrist Arko Rahman has been arrested for his wife’s murder. As he confessed to the police and got arrested, his secretary Borsha doubted the allegation. She seeks help from Arko’s childhood friend, DB Officer Saif Hasan. Both of them worked together to unveil the truth. But who is the mastermind behind the murder?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Muhammad Ali Munna
Written By:Nazim Ud Daula
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