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Florida Road 

In spite of having a heart of gold, Shaan Sahay, the son of a wealthy Indian family, yearns for his father's love and acceptance. He struggles to pursue his passion for writing much to his family's shagrin as they believe his talent would be better served in the family business. When a tragedy hits home forcing the revealing of some very old secrets, Shaan finds a new purpose and a place of acceptance in his family.
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In spite of having a heart of gold, Shaan Sahay, the son of a wealthy Indian family, yearns for his father's love and acceptance. He struggles to pursue his passion for writing much to his family's shagrin as they believe his talent would be better served in the family business. When a tragedy hits home forcing the revealing of some very old secrets, Shaan finds a new purpose and a place of acceptance in his family.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Brad Glass
Written By:Fred Fontana
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Studio:Sunworld Productions, Fontana Productions

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