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A light-hearted love story with a twist of gender non-discrimination, the depiction of a true love and hate relationship between Sonia and Vedica who, despite having known each other since their childhood, do not know how to express their sentiment about their sexual orientation and feelings for each other. The social stigma that surrounds LGBT individuals, restricts them to express their sentiments, love, affection and belongingness.
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A light-hearted love story with a twist of gender non-discrimination, the depiction of a true love and hate relationship between Sonia and Vedica who, despite having known each other since their childhood, do not know how to express their sentiment about their sexual orientation and feelings for each other. The social stigma that surrounds LGBT individuals, restricts them to express their sentiments, love, affection and belongingness.
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