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Kamanaa 

Haidar and Rimsha's blissful marriage is shattered when Haidar undergoes a drastic transformation, becoming a shadow of his former self. As Rimsha battles to survive and protect her unborn child, she must navigate a treacherous journey of resilience and courage against overwhelming odds.
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Haidar and Rimsha's blissful marriage is shattered when Haidar undergoes a drastic transformation, becoming a shadow of his former self. As Rimsha battles to survive and protect her unborn child, she must navigate a treacherous journey of resilience and courage against overwhelming odds.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Hussain Munawwar
Written By:Mahdi Ahmed, Rishfa Abdul Samad
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Studio:Kid Production, Saturn Studio

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