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Unaad
Bandya and his two companions are members of the Konkan-born Koli ethnic group. The three young people embark on a quest and encounter some obstacles along the way. Tune in to the movie to know more about their hardships.
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Bandya and his two companions are members of the Konkan-born Koli ethnic group. The three young people embark on a quest and encounter some obstacles along the way. Tune in to the movie to know more about their hardships.
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Genre:Music, Drama
Written By:Kalyani Pandit, Saurabh Bhave, Guru Thakur
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