Kkoli: A Journey of Love
Village boy Shankar assumes all responsibilities of Koli and her widow mother from the very first day he met them. Shankar’s engulfing love and care makes Koli beholden to him, and their bonding develops in to a pure and chaste love. But the complexities, expectations and stipulations of the social order blocks their way! Koli is a chronicle of from our daily passage of existence where each sequence leads to another radical consequence thus unfurling a new-fangled story told on celluloid.
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Village boy Shankar assumes all responsibilities of Koli and her widow mother from the very first day he met them. Shankar’s engulfing love and care makes Koli beholden to him, and their bonding develops in to a pure and chaste love. But the complexities, expectations and stipulations of the social order blocks their way! Koli is a chronicle of from our daily passage of existence where each sequence leads to another radical consequence thus unfurling a new-fangled story told on celluloid.
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