Kahani Mitra Ki
Bapu and Mitra are two unlikely friends studying in a college in Pune. One day, Mitra reveals her secret to Bapu that she has feelings for Nama, a female student, instead of men. These innocent teenagers get caught up in a web of their own chaotic feelings and the stigma attached to their arrangement from society.
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Bapu and Mitra are two unlikely friends studying in a college in Pune. One day, Mitra reveals her secret to Bapu that she has feelings for Nama, a female student, instead of men. These innocent teenagers get caught up in a web of their own chaotic feelings and the stigma attached to their arrangement from society.
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