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There are rivers on both sides of Bagerhat and forest behind. Life is as whimsical as nature, and the storms are endless. Amid all that chaos, Neela-Raihan's love story wants to blossom. Then the storm hits hard, and their life turns upside down, but they don't give up. They gather courage and keep fighting hard.
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There are rivers on both sides of Bagerhat and forest behind. Life is as whimsical as nature, and the storms are endless. Amid all that chaos, Neela-Raihan's love story wants to blossom. Then the storm hits hard, and their life turns upside down, but they don't give up. They gather courage and keep fighting hard.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Shapla Media
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