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Sara'S 

A cheerful and fun-loving Sara working towards her dream of becoming a filmmaker meets Jeevan with whom she relates on various of her choices, especially the choice of not having a child. The movie is a light-hearted take on how society and family pressurize young couples in matters concerning relationships, marriage and pregnancy.
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A cheerful and fun-loving Sara working towards her dream of becoming a filmmaker meets Jeevan with whom she relates on various of her choices, especially the choice of not having a child. The movie is a light-hearted take on how society and family pressurize young couples in matters concerning relationships, marriage and pregnancy.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Akshay Hareesh
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Runtime:118 minutes
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