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The film revolves around a village boy who returns to his home town, after seeking education in the city, to assist in the village’s development. However, his return creates a stir in the village as many refuse to accept the changes he wants to bring.
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The film revolves around a village boy who returns to his home town, after seeking education in the city, to assist in the village’s development. However, his return creates a stir in the village as many refuse to accept the changes he wants to bring.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Din Shariff
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