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While fetching groceries with his sister Noor, Rahim plays a prank on his friend Salman, the son of the neighborhood grocer. When his joke backfires and Salman is punished for it, Rahim's guilt and regret change him and Noor forever.
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While fetching groceries with his sister Noor, Rahim plays a prank on his friend Salman, the son of the neighborhood grocer. When his joke backfires and Salman is punished for it, Rahim's guilt and regret change him and Noor forever.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Vaishnavi Pramodh
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:MDX Studios

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