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Shilpa, a student, loves Kartik, a doctor who is married. Everything starts to crumble when Kartik's wife becomes suspicious about his affair.
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Shilpa, a student, loves Kartik, a doctor who is married. Everything starts to crumble when Kartik's wife becomes suspicious about his affair.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lekha Trilokya
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:KA Multi-Venture Pvt. Ltd.
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