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Rimi's offering is completed by her mother, Kalyani, who doesn't allow her imperfect father to come to her marriage ceremony.
Top billed cast
Sabyasachi Chakraborty
Indrani Haldar
Anashua Majumdar
Joy Sengupta
Kunal Mitra- Papiya Adhikary
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