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The story depicts how an innocent female character gets into the colors of politics. And, how the politicians use the youngsters for their political needs and ruin the hopeful life of the youth, which represents them to be a gangster.
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The story depicts how an innocent female character gets into the colors of politics. And, how the politicians use the youngsters for their political needs and ruin the hopeful life of the youth, which represents them to be a gangster.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Ravi Punj
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Chaupal
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