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Mon Potongo 

An interfaith couple flee persecution in their village and begin a new life in the city, compelled to live on the open pavements like countless migrants. But their minds are captivated by a throne-like armchair in an exquisite showroom right beside their settlement on which they dream to sit together one day as king and queen.
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An interfaith couple flee persecution in their village and begin a new life in the city, compelled to live on the open pavements like countless migrants. But their minds are captivated by a throne-like armchair in an exquisite showroom right beside their settlement on which they dream to sit together one day as king and queen.

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Directed By:Rajdeep Paul, Sarmistha Maiti
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Runtime:147 minutes
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Rajdeep Paul, Sarmistha Maiti

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Baishakhi Roy

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Subhankar Mohanta

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