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There is one thing that has eluded Junior Engineer Pramod Gupta all through his life: contentment. For a long while, he thought money could buy it, but even after amassing a fortune through corruption, he couldn't the find peace of mind he sought. So, he decides to leave his job and become a poet, but that doesn't work out either. As he grows more and more desperate, Pramod Gupta tries every trick in the book to find contentment, but to no avail. What he doesn't realise is that the answer to his quest is not as elusive as he assumes it to be.
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There is one thing that has eluded Junior Engineer Pramod Gupta all through his life: contentment. For a long while, he thought money could buy it, but even after amassing a fortune through corruption, he couldn't the find peace of mind he sought. So, he decides to leave his job and become a poet, but that doesn't work out either. As he grows more and more desperate, Pramod Gupta tries every trick in the book to find contentment, but to no avail. What he doesn't realise is that the answer to his quest is not as elusive as he assumes it to be.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Chittaranjan Tripathy
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Filmzaadey
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