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Devoted mother Aashka sacrifices her career to raise Meera and Kabir while husband Kunal gets consumed by work. Feeling neglected, she leaves but mentors students needing maternal care. Her absence makes the family realize her worth.
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Devoted mother Aashka sacrifices her career to raise Meera and Kabir while husband Kunal gets consumed by work. Feeling neglected, she leaves but mentors students needing maternal care. Her absence makes the family realize her worth.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Kamlesh Thakkar, Radheshyam
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Scarlet Slate Studios, Naman Raj Productions, Mahaveer Jain Films
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