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Javed runs a small catering service. While delivering food to Mitu, who is new to the neighborhood, he falls in love with her at first sight. From time to time, he cooks a variety of delicious dishes for Mitu. Slowly, Mitu also begins to fall in love with Javed. But for some unknown reason, Mitu does not want to get involved in a serious relationship. Whenever she thinks about it, a dark future appears before her eyes.
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Javed runs a small catering service. While delivering food to Mitu, who is new to the neighborhood, he falls in love with her at first sight. From time to time, he cooks a variety of delicious dishes for Mitu. Slowly, Mitu also begins to fall in love with Javed. But for some unknown reason, Mitu does not want to get involved in a serious relationship. Whenever she thinks about it, a dark future appears before her eyes.
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