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Coming-of-age school reunion drama in which students from the 2008 batch of a convent school are forced to get back to their school in 2018 and spend 3 months to take the board exams followed by a court order.
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Coming-of-age school reunion drama in which students from the 2008 batch of a convent school are forced to get back to their school in 2018 and spend 3 months to take the board exams followed by a court order.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Raako.Yoagandran
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Studio:Filia Entertainment Pvt Ltd, Kuviyam Mediaworks
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