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The school principal reports Doni to his father as a boy suffering from a mental disorder. He is suspended for one month and advised to see a psychiatrist. In reality, however, Doni is portrayed as someone who enjoys teasing girls.
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The school principal reports Doni to his father as a boy suffering from a mental disorder. He is suspended for one month and advised to see a psychiatrist. In reality, however, Doni is portrayed as someone who enjoys teasing girls.
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