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Ek Photo Kheechoge?
Amlan, a middle-class photographer, is on the lookout for a photograph and finds it hard to get through the day until he captures a snapshot of himself in an unexpected companion.
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Amlan, a middle-class photographer, is on the lookout for a photograph and finds it hard to get through the day until he captures a snapshot of himself in an unexpected companion.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pratham Bhatia
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Shutter me Films
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