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Rajiv raises Bijoy's son, Sonjoy, as his own, after separating from his wife. Later, Sonjoy falls in love with Sujata, unaware that she is his foster father's biological daughter.
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Rajiv raises Bijoy's son, Sonjoy, as his own, after separating from his wife. Later, Sonjoy falls in love with Sujata, unaware that she is his foster father's biological daughter.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Shaktipada Rajguru
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