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Gugni, who comes from Canada, is unable to marry due to a strong belief. When she does marry, she ends up living in her in-laws` house. Due to an incident, everything falls apart and she transforms into a strong woman to seek revenge for her family.
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Gugni, who comes from Canada, is unable to marry due to a strong belief. When she does marry, she ends up living in her in-laws` house. Due to an incident, everything falls apart and she transforms into a strong woman to seek revenge for her family.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Family
Written By:Khushboo Sharma
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