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Two mature individuals from disparately different regions of India meet in a Kolkata laughing class and fall in love. Will their families be able to ascribe to their contrasting cultures?
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Two mature individuals from disparately different regions of India meet in a Kolkata laughing class and fall in love. Will their families be able to ascribe to their contrasting cultures?
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Debapratimm Dasgupta, Manasi Sinha
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Dhagaa Production
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