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Fake Marriage 

The story revolves around Avni and her dream of becoming a collector. So that her dream can be fulfilled by going to Mumbai, she gets a nod from the place she comes to and starts chasing her dreams. As she chases her dreams, changes in relationships and relationships take her life on an unexpected turn. Will Avni get her dream or not?
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The story revolves around Avni and her dream of becoming a collector. So that her dream can be fulfilled by going to Mumbai, she gets a nod from the place she comes to and starts chasing her dreams. As she chases her dreams, changes in relationships and relationships take her life on an unexpected turn. Will Avni get her dream or not?

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Swatantra Goel
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