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Kaancha heads off to the high mountain pastures with his friend Sonam to rear yaks and earn some money before he can marry Kumari. But when he returns, things have drastically changed.
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Kaancha heads off to the high mountain pastures with his friend Sonam to rear yaks and earn some money before he can marry Kumari. But when he returns, things have drastically changed.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Prashant Rasaily
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Runtime:138 minutes
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