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Varun and Komal meet in collage, fall in love and decide to marry despite their unsupportive families. It's about togetherness, standing between right and wrong, woman value, freedom and besides how small misunderstandings creates a space within the loved once and family.
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Varun and Komal meet in collage, fall in love and decide to marry despite their unsupportive families. It's about togetherness, standing between right and wrong, woman value, freedom and besides how small misunderstandings creates a space within the loved once and family.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
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Runtime:140 minutes
Studio:Black Horse Production, Silver Line Film Production
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