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Sawan Ki Ghata 

Childhood friends Seema and Gopal reunite as adults, unaware of the terrible secret connecting their families. Can their love story survive revelations from the past?
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Childhood friends Seema and Gopal reunite as adults, unaware of the terrible secret connecting their families. Can their love story survive revelations from the past?

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Shakti Samanta
Written By:Gulshan Nanda
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Runtime:136 minutes
Studio:United Producers

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