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While on a trip to Thailand, Ranjha, a young musician is entrusted with the task of teaching music to Juliet, the heiress of a rich family. The two soon develop a connection, but will their differences and circumstances come in the way of their relationship?
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While on a trip to Thailand, Ranjha, a young musician is entrusted with the task of teaching music to Juliet, the heiress of a rich family. The two soon develop a connection, but will their differences and circumstances come in the way of their relationship?
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