'How Power Looks' — MiamisFF Review
Praising Black representation and condemning the power structures that suppress it, a mother delivers an impassioned speech to her distant son.
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Arjun is a software engineer working in Kolkata. He loves Sweety right from his childhood and he finds it so difficult to forget her. He comes to Machavaram village for her and befriend her as childhood friend. They both get along well and after series of incidents she also falls for him and she cancels her marriage with her brother in law. This is the time where Arjun leaves the village and sends Sweety a video message and says he don’t want marriage with her. What is the reason for him to do so? What happens after that?
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Arjun is a software engineer working in Kolkata. He loves Sweety right from his childhood and he finds it so difficult to forget her. He comes to Machavaram village for her and befriend her as childhood friend. They both get along well and after series of incidents she also falls for him and she cancels her marriage with her brother in law. This is the time where Arjun leaves the village and sends Sweety a video message and says he don’t want marriage with her. What is the reason for him to do so? What happens after that?
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Genre:Thriller, Romance, Action
Written By:Rewon Yadhu
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:EMVE Studios Pvt.Ltd.
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