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An unemployed graduate faces the dilemma of securing a government job and saving his father after the family meets a medical crisis.
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An unemployed graduate faces the dilemma of securing a government job and saving his father after the family meets a medical crisis.
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Genre:Drama, Family, Romance
Written By:Gourahari Das, Roshan Bisoi
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Studio:Amiya Patnaik Productions
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