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A child grows up with a family. When he grows up, he finds out that he is transgender. Then he dreams that he too will grow up one day. Slowly make yourself like yourself. One day Swapna Ake will build a hospital on a piece of land. That land is again occupied by a group of influential people and then the conflict starts.
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A child grows up with a family. When he grows up, he finds out that he is transgender. Then he dreams that he too will grow up one day. Slowly make yourself like yourself. One day Swapna Ake will build a hospital on a piece of land. That land is again occupied by a group of influential people and then the conflict starts.
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Runtime:150 minutes
Studio:SP Pictures
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