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The film is about how the childhood friendship of a boy and a girl grows with age into a feeling that they, being shy, are afraid to open to each other. Based on the story "Amma Achchygya" by Nikolai Mordvinov.
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The film is about how the childhood friendship of a boy and a girl grows with age into a feeling that they, being shy, are afraid to open to each other. Based on the story "Amma Achchygya" by Nikolai Mordvinov.
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