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Taawdo: The Sunlight 

After two children belonging to an Indian upper caste are lost in the desert, a lower caste woman spots them. However, she is torn between a mother's heart that aches to save the children and norms of the society that forbid her to form any relationship with the upper caste.
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After two children belonging to an Indian upper caste are lost in the desert, a lower caste woman spots them. However, she is torn between a mother's heart that aches to save the children and norms of the society that forbid her to form any relationship with the upper caste.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Vijay Suthar
Written By:Vijay Suthar
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Dhruv Infotainment, Red Ribbon Music

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