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Dear Bhargava 

It is the story of a gay son who due to the obligations of social stigma decides to move out of the country and disconnects himself from a family with the fear of disapproval of his sexuality. When he comes back home due to his father’s demise, post rituals, he finds a letter in his father’s closet addressed to him. The letter unfolds the narrative of the father’s love and an explanation towards the odds of their relationship & unpleasant memories in the past.
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It is the story of a gay son who due to the obligations of social stigma decides to move out of the country and disconnects himself from a family with the fear of disapproval of his sexuality. When he comes back home due to his father’s demise, post rituals, he finds a letter in his father’s closet addressed to him. The letter unfolds the narrative of the father’s love and an explanation towards the odds of their relationship & unpleasant memories in the past.

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Directed By:Ramnath Shanbhag
Written By:Ramnath Shanbhag
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Flickering Studios

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