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Uma, a new writer meets Bayejid, an auto driver. In the middle of life’s struggles, she discovers his hidden talent for singing. Through dreams and kindness, they inspire each other, and their story begins to move in a new direction.
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Uma, a new writer meets Bayejid, an auto driver. In the middle of life’s struggles, she discovers his hidden talent for singing. Through dreams and kindness, they inspire each other, and their story begins to move in a new direction.
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Runtime:37 minutes
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