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Rakta Samparka 

Parents dedicate their lives to loving and supporting their children unconditionally. Yet, as they age, they hope to receive the same love and care in return. Sadly, many children prioritize their own lives over caring for their elderly parents, leading to feelings of loneliness and burden.
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Parents dedicate their lives to loving and supporting their children unconditionally. Yet, as they age, they hope to receive the same love and care in return. Sadly, many children prioritize their own lives over caring for their elderly parents, leading to feelings of loneliness and burden.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Mrutyunjaya Sahoo
Written By:B Chandan Kumar
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:Tarang Cine Productions

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