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Rammita Koo Pirati
Rammita emerges from a toxic five-year relationship with Sahaj , a relationship she once believed was her entire world. Heartbroken and more lost than ever, she convinces herself that rebounds will help her regain her strength and happiness. However, as she moves from one fleeting connection to another, her sense of self slowly begins to fade. She drifts away from her friendships, loses touch with her identity, and feels increasingly disconnected from who she truly is.
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Rammita emerges from a toxic five-year relationship with Sahaj , a relationship she once believed was her entire world. Heartbroken and more lost than ever, she convinces herself that rebounds will help her regain her strength and happiness. However, as she moves from one fleeting connection to another, her sense of self slowly begins to fade. She drifts away from her friendships, loses touch with her identity, and feels increasingly disconnected from who she truly is.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Sudepta, Sijen Sapkota
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Shero Films
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