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A young man falls for a beautiful girl he sees in the rain and desperately searches for her the next day, but when fate finally brings them together again through his job, a web of lies begins to create chaos in his life.
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A young man falls for a beautiful girl he sees in the rain and desperately searches for her the next day, but when fate finally brings them together again through his job, a web of lies begins to create chaos in his life.
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Written By:Farhan Ahmed Jovan
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:KS Entertainment
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