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The Mirage of a Dream
Filmmaker Aami returns to her ancestral home in Kerala after her grandmother’s death. As she mourns, a childhood story narrated by her grandmother resurfaces, the tale of Shosha, a girl whose dream is stolen before it can become reality.
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Filmmaker Aami returns to her ancestral home in Kerala after her grandmother’s death. As she mourns, a childhood story narrated by her grandmother resurfaces, the tale of Shosha, a girl whose dream is stolen before it can become reality.
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Genre:Animation, Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Kalyani Bhagyanath
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