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When Shreemoyee is mistakenly seen in a political rally, her engagement is jeopardized, leading her to realize that marrying a man who easily misunderstands her would have been a bigger mistake.
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When Shreemoyee is mistakenly seen in a political rally, her engagement is jeopardized, leading her to realize that marrying a man who easily misunderstands her would have been a bigger mistake.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Surajit Nag Films
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