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Soul of Silence
Soul of Silence is an anthology that represent three stories of labour families and individuals from Assam. These below poverty line people also have different frequencies of emotions and conflicts. This film tries to draw them on screen
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Soul of Silence is an anthology that represent three stories of labour families and individuals from Assam. These below poverty line people also have different frequencies of emotions and conflicts. This film tries to draw them on screen
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dhanjit Das
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Delphy Films, Maukh Films, VisionNext
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