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Struggling with heartbreak and solitude, Saravana finds solace in caring for a dying plant. As he battles to revive it, the journey mirrors his own healing, leading him to confront his pain and reach out for closure.
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Struggling with heartbreak and solitude, Saravana finds solace in caring for a dying plant. As he battles to revive it, the journey mirrors his own healing, leading him to confront his pain and reach out for closure.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sarrveshvar
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Only Tree Pictures
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