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Whisper of The Ink 

Rashed, a fearless artist active in recent protests, faces a crisis when his pregnant wife, Runa, goes into labor amid a nationwide crisis and curfew. With no ambulances, he defies the curfew, desperately searching for help to save her.
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Rashed, a fearless artist active in recent protests, faces a crisis when his pregnant wife, Runa, goes into labor amid a nationwide crisis and curfew. With no ambulances, he defies the curfew, desperately searching for help to save her.

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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Ishtiyak Ahmad Zihad
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Jeno Teno Film

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