Moonam Naal Njayarazhcha
The film takes a deeper look at the social status of people who are forcefully converted to a different religious belief, and how they are looked down upon.
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The film takes a deeper look at the social status of people who are forcefully converted to a different religious belief, and how they are looked down upon.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:T. A. Razzaq
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Laughing Buddha
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