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The intertwined lives of several families as they navigate the struggle between older generations striving to uphold traditional values and younger children fighting for independence, forcing them all to confront the true meaning of family bonds.
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The intertwined lives of several families as they navigate the struggle between older generations striving to uphold traditional values and younger children fighting for independence, forcing them all to confront the true meaning of family bonds.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Prakash Thapa
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Runtime:154 minutes
Studio:Royal Nepal Film Corporation, Om Production Pvt. Ltd.
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