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The Eighth Color of Love
An ambitious girl wishes to lead a simple life and who desires to lead a simple life, and who desires to fulfill her dreams. However, as in life nothing goes as decided and something unacceptable happens.
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An ambitious girl wishes to lead a simple life and who desires to lead a simple life, and who desires to fulfill her dreams. However, as in life nothing goes as decided and something unacceptable happens.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Samir Karnik, Khushboo Sinha
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Aadinath Pictures, Rakesh Raut Productions, Top Angle Productions
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