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Blind 

In a busy crowded railway station a man opens a tap to drink some water but leaves it closing properly.People are unable to listen the drop sound but a blind man heard it instead of the railway station's noise.He came by following the sound, closed the tap properly and came back. The film ends with, he again listen the same drop sound and opens his cane.
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In a busy crowded railway station a man opens a tap to drink some water but leaves it closing properly.People are unable to listen the drop sound but a blind man heard it instead of the railway station's noise.He came by following the sound, closed the tap properly and came back. The film ends with, he again listen the same drop sound and opens his cane.

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Directed By:Abhishek Swain
Written By:Abhishek Swain
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Runtime:1 minutes
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Abhishek Swain

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Anuj Kumar Pattanayak

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