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A coming of age romantic drama of three individuals. The 2nd directorial of Redoan Rony and debut film of Sariful Razz & Nazifa Tushi
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A coming of age romantic drama of three individuals. The 2nd directorial of Redoan Rony and debut film of Sariful Razz & Nazifa Tushi

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Redoan Rony
Written By:Redoan Rony
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:Ping Pong Entertainment, Popcorn Films, The Abhi Pictures

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