ROOP - A CLASSIC ISHQ
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Last published Fri, Apr 26, 2024
Women are not allowed to get education, they are entitled to marriage as soon as they turned a certain age. Likewise, Roop is one of those girl who was never given exposure to life, an eighteen year old girl who was snatched the right to have knowledge since an early age was getting forced to marry a man of her parent's choice. Someone who was elder to Roop, educated and an influential man who was equally pushed into this web of unknown bond, Abhijeet Roy.
When two worlds collide, heaven and earth, hell tends to take over. However heaven and earth can become one too. Right?
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