Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. (2023)
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Mohan is an honest Transport company worker living with his wife Maiya. Their peaceful life is disrupted by Ratan, a powerful and immoral transport company manager who becomes obsessed with Maiya. Using Mohan’s financial struggles to his advantage, Ratan pressures him and eventually gets him fired. Despite facing betrayal, theft, and police trouble, Mohan sinks into depression and nearly gives up on life. With the support of Jyami an occasionally made friend and band owner, other friends, and his passion for music, he regains hope. In the end, Mohan succeeds in opening his café. Ratan’s crimes are exposed, and the story concludes with the message that life is worth living.
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Mohan is an honest Transport company worker living with his wife Maiya. Their peaceful life is disrupted by Ratan, a powerful and immoral transport company manager who becomes obsessed with Maiya. Using Mohan’s financial struggles to his advantage, Ratan pressures him and eventually gets him fired. Despite facing betrayal, theft, and police trouble, Mohan sinks into depression and nearly gives up on life. With the support of Jyami an occasionally made friend and band owner, other friends, and his passion for music, he regains hope. In the end, Mohan succeeds in opening his café. Ratan’s crimes are exposed, and the story concludes with the message that life is worth living.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aashant Sharma
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Runtime:149 minutes
Studio:Ways Private Ltd
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