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Copy revolves around the dismal state of the rural education sector. From corrupt board members to teachers playing truant at school, the film goes into the chain reaction of events that ultimately has a negative impact on the students itself.
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Copy revolves around the dismal state of the rural education sector. From corrupt board members to teachers playing truant at school, the film goes into the chain reaction of events that ultimately has a negative impact on the students itself.
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