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Hatya 

Tanmay is in a deep state. Tanmay's mother call over phone and tells him to take care of himself and forget that girl. She is Mita. Tanmay meets Meeta's friend Shilpa so that she can tell her where she is? When Tanmay is sitting alone on the bank of the pond, Rajat comes and takes care of him and consoles him that together we will find Mita. Mita is imprisoned and she is about to get married. Late in the night, Tanmay and Meeta talk over video chat.... While Meeta talks about committing suicide, Tanmay also joins her in this decision. At the last moment of the accident, Meeta stops and Tanmay hangs on the gallows.
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Tanmay is in a deep state. Tanmay's mother call over phone and tells him to take care of himself and forget that girl. She is Mita. Tanmay meets Meeta's friend Shilpa so that she can tell her where she is? When Tanmay is sitting alone on the bank of the pond, Rajat comes and takes care of him and consoles him that together we will find Mita. Mita is imprisoned and she is about to get married. Late in the night, Tanmay and Meeta talk over video chat.... While Meeta talks about committing suicide, Tanmay also joins her in this decision. At the last moment of the accident, Meeta stops and Tanmay hangs on the gallows.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Shubham Vishwakarma
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Raahi Productions

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