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Raghav, a supermarket employee, and Meera, a journalist fall in love, marry and await their first child's arrival. Their lives take an unexpected turn when they're involved in an accident, leaving Raghav hospitalized in a intensive care.
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Raghav, a supermarket employee, and Meera, a journalist fall in love, marry and await their first child's arrival. Their lives take an unexpected turn when they're involved in an accident, leaving Raghav hospitalized in a intensive care.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Thriller
Written By:Bhavik Bhojak, Bhavik Bhojak, Ravi Sachdev
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Saheb Malik Pictures, Ravi Sachdev Filmz, VSM Production, Ved Production, Siddhi Vinayak Films & Entertainment
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