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A woman essays the role of a dancer in a play. Things turn interesting when she connects with the character on a personal level and falls in love with the man who essays another role in the play.
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A woman essays the role of a dancer in a play. Things turn interesting when she connects with the character on a personal level and falls in love with the man who essays another role in the play.
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Genre:Romance, Fantasy, Music
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