IT LOOKS 180 DEGREE TURN BUT NOT
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KatGaur
Ongoing, First published Jul 31, 2024
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After college life, many of us think life changes by 180 degrees, but I don't think so. What about you guys?

This is the story of Anshika's new life journey after campus selection to a new city. She faces many challenges and dilemmas with friends, parents, and colleagues but also has fun with friends. Let's see how she faces these challenges and whether she becomes successful or gets stuck.

Let's ride into the journey of Anshika
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