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Saachi
Saachi is in high school when her father gets diagnosed with a brain tumor. Unfortunately, she doesn't get any help from the family or the community. She then decides to run her family-owned barbershop business. Can she manage it all? Will her father survive?
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Saachi is in high school when her father gets diagnosed with a brain tumor. Unfortunately, she doesn't get any help from the family or the community. She then decides to run her family-owned barbershop business. Can she manage it all? Will her father survive?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vivek Pothagoni
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