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Anik lives alone in the city, but he is much loved by his aunt and uncle, the only relatives he has here. His aunt’s unconditional love puts him in difficulties as she wants him to get married. His aunt arranges a series of meetings with girls, which do not create interest in him. The problem begins when Anik finally likes someone. Meanwhile, a strange incident occurs in his aunt and uncle’s married life. Anik realizes that some loves never get a proper conclusion!
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Anik lives alone in the city, but he is much loved by his aunt and uncle, the only relatives he has here. His aunt’s unconditional love puts him in difficulties as she wants him to get married. His aunt arranges a series of meetings with girls, which do not create interest in him. The problem begins when Anik finally likes someone. Meanwhile, a strange incident occurs in his aunt and uncle’s married life. Anik realizes that some loves never get a proper conclusion!
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Runtime:55 minutes
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