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Two orphaned children run away to the city to build a better life, setting off a gripping chain of events that unfolds into a tale of survival, struggle, and justice.
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Two orphaned children run away to the city to build a better life, setting off a gripping chain of events that unfolds into a tale of survival, struggle, and justice.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Mukunda Kishor Bhattarai
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:Chandramukhi Films Pvt. Ltd.
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