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Childhood friends Tin Tin Zaw and Phyo Kyaw form a deep bond with the charming new student, Nanda, until fate separates them. Years later, she reunites with Nanda and falls in love, leaving Phyo Kyaw quietly heartbroken in this poignant love triangle of friendship, longing, and destiny.
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Childhood friends Tin Tin Zaw and Phyo Kyaw form a deep bond with the charming new student, Nanda, until fate separates them. Years later, she reunites with Nanda and falls in love, leaving Phyo Kyaw quietly heartbroken in this poignant love triangle of friendship, longing, and destiny.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Moe Ni Lwin
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Shwe Si Taw Film Production
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