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Pramila believes that the only reason men marry women is so that they can treat them as slaves. When she meets Mohan and he proposes to her, she agrees to marry him to prove herself.
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Pramila believes that the only reason men marry women is so that they can treat them as slaves. When she meets Mohan and he proposes to her, she agrees to marry him to prove herself.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anant Mane, Ashok Patole
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Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:Glamour Films
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