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A young couple deeply in love faces opposition when the girl’s father rejects the boy for his careless attitude and lower academic standing, arranges her marriage in Dubai, and although she agrees under pressure, the boy’s unexpected reaction leads the situation into an unforeseen direction.
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A young couple deeply in love faces opposition when the girl’s father rejects the boy for his careless attitude and lower academic standing, arranges her marriage in Dubai, and although she agrees under pressure, the boy’s unexpected reaction leads the situation into an unforeseen direction.
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Written By:Tanin Rahman
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Runtime:43 minutes
Studio:ATN Bangla
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