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“It's not ghosts. It's not supernatural. It's... It's America. And it's everywhere.”
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Tookoo wants the freedom to choose his own way of life. But his standard six education promises him nil. Din 11 years old boy and illiterate is raised by his fierce aunt. He sees Tookoo as an elder brother and also a father.
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Tookoo wants the freedom to choose his own way of life. But his standard six education promises him nil. Din 11 years old boy and illiterate is raised by his fierce aunt. He sees Tookoo as an elder brother and also a father.
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