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The Australian sun baked the dreams of a group of students each fighting their own battle for building their future, recovering student loans, fulfilling of parent's demands and expectations. However the circumstances raise everyone's life and they have to face emotion, dramas, unraveling conspiracy, masterful performance and revenge with the ironic ending.
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The Australian sun baked the dreams of a group of students each fighting their own battle for building their future, recovering student loans, fulfilling of parent's demands and expectations. However the circumstances raise everyone's life and they have to face emotion, dramas, unraveling conspiracy, masterful performance and revenge with the ironic ending.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ganesh Budhathoki
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Runtime:125 minutes
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