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An ambitious village teacher named Samjhana, desire to marry a wealthy man tragically leads to her being deceived and sold into a brothel, where she is eventually tracked down by her devoted, lifelong admirer Krishna.
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An ambitious village teacher named Samjhana, desire to marry a wealthy man tragically leads to her being deceived and sold into a brothel, where she is eventually tracked down by her devoted, lifelong admirer Krishna.
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:KP Films
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