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Despite facing rejection for their love marriage from both parents, young couple Yadhu and Sruthi gets married and starts a new life in another city. They take up small daily wage jobs to hold on their lives. It keeps them apart due to different time schedules. Only allowing them to see rare. Either way, they share love and affection through daily chores and activities in their home. Together they fight against all the odds
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Despite facing rejection for their love marriage from both parents, young couple Yadhu and Sruthi gets married and starts a new life in another city. They take up small daily wage jobs to hold on their lives. It keeps them apart due to different time schedules. Only allowing them to see rare. Either way, they share love and affection through daily chores and activities in their home. Together they fight against all the odds
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Joel Kuriyen Elias
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