A Look Inside the Ivy and Bean Film Series
The tale of two friends spans three films and gives wonderful representation for young girls everywhere.
Sabudana Wada
A man on a business trip to Pune realises his Airbnb is double booked, and the other guest is already inhabiting the house. He has nowhere to go, so the woman invites him in, and they unexpectedly grow closer in the next few hours, enough for him to decide to skip his flight back to Delhi.
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A man on a business trip to Pune realises his Airbnb is double booked, and the other guest is already inhabiting the house. He has nowhere to go, so the woman invites him in, and they unexpectedly grow closer in the next few hours, enough for him to decide to skip his flight back to Delhi.
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