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Nirvana 

Transcending beyond the social constructs, a ray of hope and acceptance always pushes through the inner self tends to revolt, voice out and discover the unwanted reflections, breaking all norms while still confined within the four walls of reality. nirvana depicts the stories of the shadowed lives, hidden among us, struggling to reach out to that light. three souls on a breathtaking cross journey through the abstracts of being human, unearthing the true meaning of inner peace.
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Transcending beyond the social constructs, a ray of hope and acceptance always pushes through the inner self tends to revolt, voice out and discover the unwanted reflections, breaking all norms while still confined within the four walls of reality. nirvana depicts the stories of the shadowed lives, hidden among us, struggling to reach out to that light. three souls on a breathtaking cross journey through the abstracts of being human, unearthing the true meaning of inner peace.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Asif Islam
Written By:Muhammad Anwar Hossain
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Redmark Films

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