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Jui
Jui follows a young woman torn between the conservative values of her community and her own emerging sense of freedom. Raised to uphold ideals of purity and obedience, she quietly begins to question the life mapped out for her. As tradition clashes with personal desire, Jui must choose between staying silent or forging her own path.
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Jui follows a young woman torn between the conservative values of her community and her own emerging sense of freedom. Raised to uphold ideals of purity and obedience, she quietly begins to question the life mapped out for her. As tradition clashes with personal desire, Jui must choose between staying silent or forging her own path.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ajay Mayanand
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Paradox Pictures
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