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Dr. Ravi Varman is a psychiatrist who only treats one patient at a time and that too in isolation. When he learned that his former patient Yamuna is getting married, he asks her to see him urgently
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Dr. Ravi Varman is a psychiatrist who only treats one patient at a time and that too in isolation. When he learned that his former patient Yamuna is getting married, he asks her to see him urgently
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