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In the Month of Love
An evening during the onset of the month of spring, while trying to recollect a long lost song, someone gets reminiscence of a love tale that blossomed years back in what now remains as ruins of an old, low-income housing colony. An unfolding of a Raga- an arrangement of musical notes evoking a feeling of longing and love in Indian classical aesthetic.
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An evening during the onset of the month of spring, while trying to recollect a long lost song, someone gets reminiscence of a love tale that blossomed years back in what now remains as ruins of an old, low-income housing colony. An unfolding of a Raga- an arrangement of musical notes evoking a feeling of longing and love in Indian classical aesthetic.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Shashank Walia
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Runtime:31 minutes
Studio:Two Black Squares Media
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