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While working under a brickyard owner, Pooja becomes best friends with the owner's daughter Mickey. However, circumstances force them apart only for destiny to unite them later cruelly.
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While working under a brickyard owner, Pooja becomes best friends with the owner's daughter Mickey. However, circumstances force them apart only for destiny to unite them later cruelly.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gadadhar Puty
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