Light Language in Casablanca
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WhatsApp Love
Aditya is top class executive of a company as well as a renowned painter, who is living happily with his caring wife Anagha. They are newly married and enjoying a very cozy life. One day Aditya receives a flirtatious message on Whats App from an unknown number. After consecutive ping up from unknown number, he tempted to know about the person. With the curiosity, Aditya makes a call to the sender. The call is answered by a beautiful female voice. Mesmerized with the voice, Aditya starts a search for the unknown woman . In between continuous messaging, he is tempted and starts imaging that particular woman on the ground on her beautiful voice on canvas. This creates further more issues in his life.
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Aditya is top class executive of a company as well as a renowned painter, who is living happily with his caring wife Anagha. They are newly married and enjoying a very cozy life. One day Aditya receives a flirtatious message on Whats App from an unknown number. After consecutive ping up from unknown number, he tempted to know about the person. With the curiosity, Aditya makes a call to the sender. The call is answered by a beautiful female voice. Mesmerized with the voice, Aditya starts a search for the unknown woman . In between continuous messaging, he is tempted and starts imaging that particular woman on the ground on her beautiful voice on canvas. This creates further more issues in his life.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:HMG Entertainment
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