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An assistant professor at a medical college balances her roles as a professional, a mother and a teacher. Her life changes once she witnesses an unexpected incident involving a female student.
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An assistant professor at a medical college balances her roles as a professional, a mother and a teacher. Her life changes once she witnesses an unexpected incident involving a female student.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Abdullah Mohammad Saad
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:DFI, Girelle, Metro-Video Production Services, PŌTOCOL, Sensemakers
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