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Tonoya 

Being busy with regular school, classes, and homework, Tonoya's life was going smoothly. But one day after a school break she finds herself in a hotel room. She gets caught by police and brought to the police station. Though she returned home with her father, but she could not get in touch with her parents normally. Tonoya's destination keeps changing. Her fate creates a gap with her family for nothing. Can she fill in the gap?
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Being busy with regular school, classes, and homework, Tonoya's life was going smoothly. But one day after a school break she finds herself in a hotel room. She gets caught by police and brought to the police station. Though she returned home with her father, but she could not get in touch with her parents normally. Tonoya's destination keeps changing. Her fate creates a gap with her family for nothing. Can she fill in the gap?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Imraul Rahat
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Runtime:43 minutes
Studio:A For Action

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