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Anamika, the child of a mixed marriage, returns home to her estranged mother Sadhana because she is suffering from the onset of dementia. Ana returns to a neighborhood she barely remembers, to a woman who sometimes doesn’t remember her.
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Anamika, the child of a mixed marriage, returns home to her estranged mother Sadhana because she is suffering from the onset of dementia. Ana returns to a neighborhood she barely remembers, to a woman who sometimes doesn’t remember her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pushan Kripalani, Arghya Lahiri
In Theaters:9/1/2023
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Splendid Motion Films
Cast
Pushan Kripalani
Director
Kalki Koechlin
Anamika Fields
Deepti Naval
Sadhana Tripathi
Gordon Warnecke
Bobby Persaud
Noa Bodner
Dr. Alice Ferris
Rajit Kapoor
Ashwin Raina
Shanaya Rafaat
Tilottama (Tilly)
Ravin J. Ganatra
Nitin Batra
Komal Amin
Kaveri Natarajan
Harry Attwell
Richard Dryden
Simon Anthony
Older Person
Bharti Patel
Laxmi Natarajan
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