Love in the Autumn
Anish Mitra, an affluent personality, does not wish to pursue a family life. However, on one of his vacations, he ends up sharing an intimate relationship with a young woman.
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Anish Mitra, an affluent personality, does not wish to pursue a family life. However, on one of his vacations, he ends up sharing an intimate relationship with a young woman.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pijush Bose
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:K.L.Kapoor Films
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