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The film tells the story of people from different backgrounds who are all struggling during a tough financial crisis. As their money problems grow, they begin to question their purpose and lose trust in the government, which seems unable to help. Their relationships suffer, some face betrayal over money, while others deal with family problems and growing mental stress. The film shows how financial issues affect not just daily life, but also people's emotions, families, and hopes for the future. The story holding relevance for everyone !!!!!
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The film tells the story of people from different backgrounds who are all struggling during a tough financial crisis. As their money problems grow, they begin to question their purpose and lose trust in the government, which seems unable to help. Their relationships suffer, some face betrayal over money, while others deal with family problems and growing mental stress. The film shows how financial issues affect not just daily life, but also people's emotions, families, and hopes for the future. The story holding relevance for everyone !!!!!
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Buddhi Sagar
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Runtime:147 minutes
Studio:Apple Entertainment, A Plus Entertainment Nepal, Nataraj Creation
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