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Avinash, a gullible boy from the city has to shift to a remote village, as his father gets a government routine transfer. Avinash is introduced to a game of verbal abuse.
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Avinash, a gullible boy from the city has to shift to a remote village, as his father gets a government routine transfer. Avinash is introduced to a game of verbal abuse.
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