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Lonely Together
An internal battle of the mind and the soul of youngsters in a money driven world of conflict, paradoxes and disagreements. Part of Indian Film Project 2021 50 hour filmmaking challenge
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An internal battle of the mind and the soul of youngsters in a money driven world of conflict, paradoxes and disagreements. Part of Indian Film Project 2021 50 hour filmmaking challenge
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aarav Ramnani
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Aarav Ramnani Films
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