Making Magic in the Descendants Series
Did you know that Disney heroes and villains have kids? Check out the Descendants series.
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Jui has a steady job and a boyfriend named Ankit, who her parents know nothing about. So, when her father asks his junior colleague, Subhho, to marry her, she is compelled to go with him on a 10 day holiday to get to know each other. As expected, Ankit arrives in disguise. What follows in this romantic drama is a series of complications.
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Jui has a steady job and a boyfriend named Ankit, who her parents know nothing about. So, when her father asks his junior colleague, Subhho, to marry her, she is compelled to go with him on a 10 day holiday to get to know each other. As expected, Ankit arrives in disguise. What follows in this romantic drama is a series of complications.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Madhumita Sarkar
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