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Dear Father
Separated by distance, a father watches helplessly as his son’s aggression tears his family apart, until a brutal assault and a police investigation expose secrets that challenge everything they believed about love, guilt, and protection.
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Separated by distance, a father watches helplessly as his son’s aggression tears his family apart, until a brutal assault and a police investigation expose secrets that challenge everything they believed about love, guilt, and protection.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Santanu Rowmuria, Himjyoti Talukdar, Abhishek Dutta
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Trending Now Media, Saronthai Productions
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