A man seeks solace from developments in his romantic life, turning to alcohol for comfort.
Stream
Social & External
The people behind it
Wamiqa Gabbi
Parmish Verma
Dheeraj Kumar
Kanwaljit Singh
Kavi Singh
Harman Brar
Deepak Narang
An educational film about alcoholism.
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