‘Brahmastra’: Bollywood's Superhero Universe
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Angga and Vemmy are a husband and wife who have only been married for a year and have not been blessed with children. Vemmy is happy because they have just moved to a new house after previously living in the "hell of Pondok Mertua Indah". Even though he lives alone, Angga, who is basically a "mammy's boy", still cannot move on from his mother's "grip".
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Angga and Vemmy are a husband and wife who have only been married for a year and have not been blessed with children. Vemmy is happy because they have just moved to a new house after previously living in the "hell of Pondok Mertua Indah". Even though he lives alone, Angga, who is basically a "mammy's boy", still cannot move on from his mother's "grip".
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