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Charusheela
Verendranath is the author of the famous novel Charusheela. His fan, Jyotsna, finds her life story similar to that of the book but things take a turn when the author meets with an accident.
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Verendranath is the author of the famous novel Charusheela. His fan, Jyotsna, finds her life story similar to that of the book but things take a turn when the author meets with an accident.
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