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A vibrant folk romance that dives into the lives, traditions, and struggles of Bangladesh's nomadic river gypsies. The story follows a regular young man whose world is turned upside down after falling for a sharp-witted, spirited gypsy woman. Their forbidden romance across the riverbanks quickly sparks tension, forcing them to fight against harsh social divides, tribal conflicts, and a ruthless village rival who wants to tear them apart.
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A vibrant folk romance that dives into the lives, traditions, and struggles of Bangladesh's nomadic river gypsies. The story follows a regular young man whose world is turned upside down after falling for a sharp-witted, spirited gypsy woman. Their forbidden romance across the riverbanks quickly sparks tension, forcing them to fight against harsh social divides, tribal conflicts, and a ruthless village rival who wants to tear them apart.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Action
Written By:Safdar Ali Bhuiyan
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Studio:Kibria Films
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