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Two strangers from different cities having absolutely opposite personalities are made to tie the 'bond of life'. The film depicts how arranged marriages are still prevalent in the Indian society and are not as scary as they are thought to be.
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Two strangers from different cities having absolutely opposite personalities are made to tie the 'bond of life'. The film depicts how arranged marriages are still prevalent in the Indian society and are not as scary as they are thought to be.
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Written By:Rahul Bhatnagar
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Natak Pictures
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