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Tvameva Sarvam 

Moolchand believes a father can shape destiny. Determined to see his youngest son rise, he relentlessly backs Jeevan—a gifted, driven boy—through failure, doubt, and reinvention, from medical school dropout to civil servant and PhD scholar, proving belief can rewrite fate.
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Moolchand believes a father can shape destiny. Determined to see his youngest son rise, he relentlessly backs Jeevan—a gifted, driven boy—through failure, doubt, and reinvention, from medical school dropout to civil servant and PhD scholar, proving belief can rewrite fate.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Jeevan S Rajak
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:MK Arts

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