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Once Upon Two Times
On a family trip gone wrong, betrothed sweethearts Ahaan and Ruhi find out that their parents were once embittered lovers and attempt to mend their past, only to confront the problems of their own present.
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On a family trip gone wrong, betrothed sweethearts Ahaan and Ruhi find out that their parents were once embittered lovers and attempt to mend their past, only to confront the problems of their own present.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Sonakshi Mittal
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Shashi Sumeet Productions, Jar Pictures
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