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Majhi Prarthana 

Set in British-era rural Maharashtra, Majhi Prarthana – Akalpaniya Prem Katha is a heart-wrenching tale of unimaginable love. Golya and Prarthana’s love blooms like a wildflower amidst thorns and they find solace in each other’s hearts, shining brighter than the stars. But as their love deepens, a dark force rises —an unrelenting shadow of power and betrayal determined to crush their dreams. Will their love withstand the storm and carve its name into history, or will it be lost in the abyss of fate?
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Set in British-era rural Maharashtra, Majhi Prarthana – Akalpaniya Prem Katha is a heart-wrenching tale of unimaginable love. Golya and Prarthana’s love blooms like a wildflower amidst thorns and they find solace in each other’s hearts, shining brighter than the stars. But as their love deepens, a dark force rises —an unrelenting shadow of power and betrayal determined to crush their dreams. Will their love withstand the storm and carve its name into history, or will it be lost in the abyss of fate?

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Genre:Romance, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Padmaraj Rajgopal Nair
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Runtime:143 minutes
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