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Kundaalu 

Set in the rustic heart of northern Gujarat, Kundaalu (Circle) captures the harsh beauty of rural life where tradition reigns supreme and marriage defines destiny. Amid this unyielding world, Mangu, a destitute orphan, and Vikas, a spirited man burdened by a speech impediment, find a fragile connection, only to be separated by fate's cruelty. Their intertwined lives reflect a haunting portrait of love, loss, and resilience within a society that hears neither their voices nor their pain.
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Set in the rustic heart of northern Gujarat, Kundaalu (Circle) captures the harsh beauty of rural life where tradition reigns supreme and marriage defines destiny. Amid this unyielding world, Mangu, a destitute orphan, and Vikas, a spirited man burdened by a speech impediment, find a fragile connection, only to be separated by fate's cruelty. Their intertwined lives reflect a haunting portrait of love, loss, and resilience within a society that hears neither their voices nor their pain.

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Directed By:Rohit Prajapati
Written By:Rohit Prajapati
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Runtime:124 minutes
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