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Pulkam 

Rispo, a single parent living in a small rented house with his child, struggles through life with many limitations. Every day, he simply tries to survive. When life feels increasingly difficult, bad news comes from his hometown: his mother has fallen seriously ill and hopes Rispo can return before it’s too late. Rispo then does everything he can to make it back home. Will Rispo succeed in returning home and meeting his mother?
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Rispo, a single parent living in a small rented house with his child, struggles through life with many limitations. Every day, he simply tries to survive. When life feels increasingly difficult, bad news comes from his hometown: his mother has fallen seriously ill and hopes Rispo can return before it’s too late. Rispo then does everything he can to make it back home. Will Rispo succeed in returning home and meeting his mother?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Rigen Rakelna
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:GJLS Entertainment

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