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AAJO (JOURNEY)

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Time 2h 22m

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AAJO (JOURNEY) centers on female protagonists with different stories. It showcases their flaws and strengths and sufferings. It shows different, dynamic characters involved in humorous and poignant dramas: an orphan who becomes a slave in America as she is tricked by a stranger; highschool lovers who meet again after twelve years; a dystopian world, ruled by war and homophobia; a woman who meets a bloody man with a shocking past; life after death and many others.

The tales in Aajo(Journey) captures the essence of life, and death. Fiction and some facts work hand in hand in these stories to feature powerful women, the men who helps/destroys them, family, and so much more. Some, initially losing all hope, find themselves being helped by a blight of confidence, while others find themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time which may or may not lead to their destruction...All Rights Reserved

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