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A free-spirited young man who lives a wandering life out of his car accidentally misunderstands a girl and sincerely apologizes to her, but her silent reaction leaves him unexpectedly affected and curious about her.
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A free-spirited young man who lives a wandering life out of his car accidentally misunderstands a girl and sincerely apologizes to her, but her silent reaction leaves him unexpectedly affected and curious about her.
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Written By:Mizanur Rahman Aryan
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:Central Music & Video (CMV)
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