Sahara One (SAHRA1)

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The story is centered on the family of Mr. Sultan. A father of two married sons, he longs for a girl child in the family. As luck would have it, a girl is born to his elder son Yousaf and daughter-in-law Fatima. The little girl becomes the favorite of her grandparents and at the same time, the target of jealousy of certain family members. (Repeat).

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People recount unsettling events from their pasts to their loved ones, with re-enactments helping to re-create the flashbacks. (Repeat).

Chronicles of ordeals faced by young unmarried women in a fictional village called Kaliganj of West Bengal. (Repeat).

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Chronicles of ordeals faced by young unmarried women in a fictional village called Kaliganj of West Bengal. (Repeat).

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The story is centered on the family of Mr. Sultan. A father of two married sons, he longs for a girl child in the family. As luck would have it, a girl is born to his elder son Yousaf and daughter-in-law Fatima. The little girl becomes the favorite of her grandparents and at the same time, the target of jealousy of certain family members. (Repeat).

Chronicles of ordeals faced by young unmarried women in a fictional village called Kaliganj of West Bengal. (Repeat).

People recount unsettling events from their pasts to their loved ones, with re-enactments helping to re-create the flashbacks. (Repeat).

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The story is centered on the family of Mr. Sultan. A father of two married sons, he longs for a girl child in the family. As luck would have it, a girl is born to his elder son Yousaf and daughter-in-law Fatima. The little girl becomes the favorite of her grandparents and at the same time, the target of jealousy of certain family members. (Repeat).

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The story is centered on the family of Mr. Sultan. A father of two married sons, he longs for a girl child in the family. As luck would have it, a girl is born to his elder son Yousaf and daughter-in-law Fatima. The little girl becomes the favorite of her grandparents and at the same time, the target of jealousy of certain family members. (Repeat).

Chronicles of ordeals faced by young unmarried women in a fictional village called Kaliganj of West Bengal. (Repeat).

People recount unsettling events from their pasts to their loved ones, with re-enactments helping to re-create the flashbacks. (Repeat).

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The story is centered on the family of Mr. Sultan. A father of two married sons, he longs for a girl child in the family. As luck would have it, a girl is born to his elder son Yousaf and daughter-in-law Fatima. The little girl becomes the favorite of her grandparents and at the same time, the target of jealousy of certain family members. (Repeat).

Chronicles of ordeals faced by young unmarried women in a fictional village called Kaliganj of West Bengal. (Repeat).

People recount unsettling events from their pasts to their loved ones, with re-enactments helping to re-create the flashbacks. (Repeat).

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The story is centered on the family of Mr. Sultan. A father of two married sons, he longs for a girl child in the family. As luck would have it, a girl is born to his elder son Yousaf and daughter-in-law Fatima. The little girl becomes the favorite of her grandparents and at the same time, the target of jealousy of certain family members. (Repeat).

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People recount unsettling events from their pasts to their loved ones, with re-enactments helping to re-create the flashbacks. (Repeat).

Chronicles of ordeals faced by young unmarried women in a fictional village called Kaliganj of West Bengal. (Repeat).

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An NRI businessman, a small-time crook, and a budding cricketer grapple with life-changing choices during the chaotic period of the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi in the city of Mumbai. (Repeat).

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Chronicles of ordeals faced by young unmarried women in a fictional village called Kaliganj of West Bengal. (Repeat).