My Girlfriend’s Love Story
Revati and Riya are Best Friends. Riya’s boyfriend do not understand Feelings of Riya and Ignore her with his Macho Attitude. Revati try to make him understand but He keeps ignoring the Situation. Now Revati takes Situation in her Hand and take Unexpected Action which No one has Expected.
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Revati and Riya are Best Friends. Riya’s boyfriend do not understand Feelings of Riya and Ignore her with his Macho Attitude. Revati try to make him understand but He keeps ignoring the Situation. Now Revati takes Situation in her Hand and take Unexpected Action which No one has Expected.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Kooku Originals
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