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Jilted at his wedding, Aby encounters a reserved woman needing help. As they heal together, his ex returns with newfound insight into his dreams. A hidden truth leads Aby to find peace.
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Jilted at his wedding, Aby encounters a reserved woman needing help. As they heal together, his ex returns with newfound insight into his dreams. A hidden truth leads Aby to find peace.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Althaf Salim
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Runtime:153 minutes
Studio:Ashiq Usman Productions
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