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The daughter of an agricultural family is completely reliant on her father, the family`s lone breadwinner. The father experiences a loss as a result of climate change, leading to a mental breakdown. The daughter, who is pursuing a career in agriculture, protests for farmer`s rights, prompting the Chief Minister to make an audacious offer to act as CM for three days.
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The daughter of an agricultural family is completely reliant on her father, the family`s lone breadwinner. The father experiences a loss as a result of climate change, leading to a mental breakdown. The daughter, who is pursuing a career in agriculture, protests for farmer`s rights, prompting the Chief Minister to make an audacious offer to act as CM for three days.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aswin Tripathy, Aswin Tripathy
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Aswin Tripathy Films
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