• Review : Hostel Days
• Producer : Subhas Bora, Harvinder Singh and Chandan Gehlot
• Director : Ajay Naik
• Star Cast : Aroh Welankar, Prarthana Behere, Virajas Kulkarni, Akshay Tanksale, Sanjay Jadhav & Vidyadhar Joshi
• Story & Screenplay : Ajay Naik
• Review By : Abhay Salvi

Hostel Days Marathi Movie Review:

If someone would have asked me which is the safest scenario to set a film in (before watching ‘Hostel Days’) I might have answered ‘a hostel’. But now I definitely won’t. ‘Hostel Days’ is a revelation of sorts in taking this genre, the overall Marathi cinema, & the ‘musical’ genre altogether to a new low! The film is life threateningly 2 & a half hours long! But the main conflict arrives in the last 45 minutes or so. But does it mean at least then the film becomes marginally interesting? No!

Normally when a film has a hostel scenario it’s mostly secondary or a by product of the college scenario. Yes there could be other exceptions too, but then those films justify why the film is only about hostel life! ‘Hostel Days’ tries to figure out the same throughout the film. As said earlier the actual conflict arrives much late but before that the film relies on a cardboard cutout love triangle between Aroh Welankar, Prarthana Behere & a much younger looking Virajas Kulkarni. Then there are also few other characters in which Akshay Tanksale has been given more footage. Tanksale as ‘Buchchan’ plays an Amitabh Bachchan fan for a silly reason revealed later in the film. He is also the narrator of the film, where he speaks too much but actually has very little to say. Sanjay Jadhav as ‘KuKu’ (Kumar Kulkarni) is said to be the rector of the hostel & along with his wife together they both represent the entire teaching or administrating staff of the whole college!

But then the film keeps avoiding the term ‘college’. Instead it constantly tries to convince us that it’s about the ‘hostel’. Not a single character appeals to us. Akshay Tanksale tries too hard with his usual antics but ends up making no sense. Aroh Welankar looks the part of a tough guy, the hostel GS ‘Shiva’, but delivers his dialogue with utter innocence of a studious teenager. Virajas Kulkarni as ‘Jay Dharmadhikari’ a rich spoilt brat is the exact opposite where he forcefully plays a villain while looking like a just passed out 10th grade student. Jay and his gang of friends from Mumbai & other cities who are now in a small village hostel are clearly a version of Shekhar Malhotra and his gang from ‘Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikander’!

The film has around 8 songs or so. None of them is memorable. Technically the film isn’t really bad but it’s like a body without a soul. The soul of ‘Hostel Days’ is merely a collection of a few gags, usual college film clichés & a melodrama about the rich vs poor, the corrupt vs the honest, hardworking. ‘Hostel Days’ calls itself a film about hostel life but doesn’t really get what exactly it is. It uses a hostel the way an older film used the slums, where the residents strive to save their homes from the builder mafia!

The only positive is that Sanjay Jadhav comes out as a decent minimalist character actor out of this film. But again it’s also because other actors are either trying too hard or not trying at all in their respective roles. ‘Hostel Days’ biggest issue is it’s length of around 2 & a Half hours. Had that been curbed by around 40-45 minutes this film might have entertained at least some audiences.

Overall:

We definitely deserve a lot better film about hostel life that can make an ex-hostelite nostalgic & others excited about it. ‘Hostel Days’ only manages to be a terribly tasteless clichéd ‘film’ that actually abuses the purity of hostel life. It definitely affected my personal memories of my ‘Hostel Days’, not in a nostalgic way.

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• Movie : Hostel Days |
• Producer : Subhas Bora, Harvinder Singh, Chandan Gehlot
• Director : Ajay Naik
• Studio : Shree Parshwa Productions & Ajay Naik Productions
• Star Cast :
  • Prarthana Behere
  • Aroh Welankar
  • Virajas Kulkarni
  • Akshay Tanksale
  • Vidyadhar Joshi
  • Sanjay Jadhav
  • Sainath Ganuwad
  • Chinmay Patwardhan
  • Ankita Bora
  • Ankita Lande
  • Purva Deshpande
  • Purva Shinde
  • Sagarika Rukari
• Story, Screenplay & Dialogues : Ajay Naik
• Music & Background Score : Ajay Naik
• Lyrics : Ajay Naik, Guru Thakur, Mandar Cholkar
• Sound Design : Manoj Mochemadkar
• Editor : Mayur Hardas
• Art Director : Siddharth Tatooskar
• Choreographers : Akshata Tikhe, Ajay Naik
• Makeup : Atul Shidhaye
• Costume : Nakshatra Devadiga, Mohini Nanaware
• Executive Producer :Swapnil Kore & Shardul Mohite
• Creative Producer : Ajay Naik
• Publicity Design : Sachin Suresh Gurav
• Visual Promotion : Just Right Studios
• Genre : Marathi Drama, Musical
• Release Date : 12th January 2018.

Synopsis :

The story of the film is set in the 1990s. The film narrates the tale of a set of students who are residing in a hostel which is located in Kopargaon, Satara. How they bond with each other and how hostel becomes a home away from home for them forms the crux of the film.

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Ajay Naik has previously made hit films like Bavre Prem He, Lagna Pahave Karun, & Satrangi Re. His upcoming film ‘Hostel Days’ is written, directed & produced by Ajay Naik himself.

Hostel life stays as a special memory for many who have gone through it. And those who couldn’t live in a hostel ever are always fascinated by it. Ajay Naik revealed the poster of the film recently on the occasion of his birth day. The poster too represents the spirit of hostel & college life. 

The story of this film is based in the 90s. Hostel life back then was definitely more exciting & different from now, & hence today’s audiences will be reminded of those simpler times. And for those who lived in hostels in the 90s this film would bring back many of their memories & make them nostalgic.

The cast of ‘Hostel Days’ has been kept under wraps as of now.

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Zee Gaurav Awards, one of the most prestigious awards in Marathi cinema and theatre industry recently announced its nominations for various categories. Elizabeth Ekadashi, the film praised by critics and audience has received whooping 13 nominations. Riteish Deshmukh’s mega-hit Lai Bhari has received 12 nominations. Lokmanya-EkYugpurush, Poshter Boyz and Classmates are other films which have received nominations.

For theatre, KedarShinde directed and Bharat Jadhav starrer Dhantedhan has received most nominations in nine categories. Sanjay Khapre starrer KalatNakalat has received 8 nominations. Also, there will be good competition between Tee, Goshta Simple Pilaachee, Zopala.

From this year onwards, Zee Gaurav will have two separate award ceremonies for films and theatre. Chitragaurav, for films will take place 13 March, while Natyagaurav, for theatre will take place on 26 March.
For Zee Gaurav 2015, films and drama (except revived drama) released between January 2014 and December 2014 were considered. For films, Raghuveer Kulkarni, Milind Ingle and VidyadharPathare were jury members. Sanjay Mone, Swati Chitnis and Ravindra Divekarwere the jury members for commercial theatre and Dr. Anil Bandivadekar, Vijay Kenkare and Pradeep Rane were jury members for experimental theatre.

1. Best Costume

• Chaitrali Dongre: Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Mahesh Sherala: Lokmanya Ek Yugpurush
• Paurnima Oak: Rama Madhav
• Paurnima Oak: Ticha Umbaratha
• Geeta Godbole: Viti Dandu

2. Best Makeup

• Atul Sidhaye: Classmates
• Vikram Gaikwad – Lokmanya Ek Yugpurush
• Vinay Suryavanshi: Rama Madhav
• Malcom Fernandis- Shutter
• Jagdish Yere (Concept- Vikram Gaikwad) – Viti Dandu

3. Best Art Direction

• Devdas Bhandari _ Taptapadi
• Sachin Bhilare- Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Prashant Bidkar- Killa
• Santosh Futane- Lokmanya Ek Yugpurush
• Mahesh Kudalkar-Viti Dandu

4. Best Choreography

• Ganesh Acharya – “Ala Holicha San” – Lai Bhari
• Umesh Jadhav –“Yaha Vaha sara jahan- Pyarwali Lovestory
• Umesh Jadhav – “Ali Lahar kela kahar” Pyarwali Lovestory
• Akshata Tikhe- “Hammamaa re Pora hammama” – Rama Madhav
• Javed Sanadi- “Zampak Zampak Zampak”- Mamachya Gavala Jauya

5. Best Editing

• Imran- Faisal – Classmates
• Abhijeet Deshpande- Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Jayant Jathar- Happy Journey
• Charushree Roy- Killa
• Rajesh Rao- Sau. Shashi Devshar

6. Best Cinematography

• Mahesh Ane- 7 Roshan Villa
• Amol Gol- Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Avinash Arun- Killa
• Sanjay Memane- Lai Bhari
• Prasad Bhende- Lokmanya Ek Yugpurush

7. Best Sound Recording

• Pramod Chandorkar
• Anmol Bhave- Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Anmol Bhave- Killa
• Pramod Chandorkar- Lokmanya Ek Yugpurush
• Anmol Bhave- Mamachya Gavala Jauya

8. Best Background score

• Sumit Belleri- Taptapadi
• Bapi-Tutul-Babanchi Shala
• Sameer Mhatre- Lokmanya Ek Yugpurush
• Santosh Mulekar- Viti Dandu
• Narendra Bhide- Rama Madhav

9. Best Lyricist

• Dasu Vaidya – Mani Achanak- Dusari Goshta
• Dr. Sadashiv Javdekar- Ushashee Gandh- Gondan
• Guru Thakur- Mauli Mauli- Lai Bhari
• Guru Thakur- Jeev BHulala – Lai Bhari
• Vaibhav Joshi- Hool deooni – Taptapadi

10. Best Playback Singer (Female)

• Bela Shende- Bavare Prem he- Bavare Prem he
• Kirti Killedar- Mani Achanak – Dusai Gosht
• Priyanka Barve- Ushashi Gandh – Kondan
• Neha Rajpal- Jaganyach Asha- Kaakan
• Madhura Datar- Loot Liyo- Rama Madhav

11. Best Playback singer (Male)

• Hrishikesh Ranade- Baware Prem he- Baware Prem he
• Harsh- Amitraj- Nave nave geet he manache- Classmates
• Mangesh Dhakade- Mani Achanak – Dusari Goshta
• Swapnil Bandodkar- Aikavi Vatare- Gurupaurnima
• Ajay Gogawale- Mauli Mauli- Lai Bhari

12. Best Music Director

• Ajay Naik- Baware Prem he- Baware Prem he
• Troy- Arif- Tutatana Tutato haa jeev kaa- Classmates
• Mangesh Dhakade- Mani Achanak- Dusari Goshta
• Ajay Singha- Jaganyache Asha- Kakan
• Ajay Atul- Mauli Mauli- Lai Bhari

13. Best Story

• James Albert- Classmates
• Madhugandha Kulkarni – Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Tushar Paranjape, Avinash Arun- Killa
• Sameer Patil- Poshter Boyz
• Jayant Pawar- Ticha Umbaratha

14. Best screenplay

• Madhugandha Kulkarni- Paresh Mokashi- Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Tushar Paranjape- Killa
• Sameer Patil – Charudatt Bhagwat- Poshter Boyz
• Sachin Kundalkar- Happy Journey
• Sarvani Sudhrut – Amol Shedge- Sau. Shashi Devdhar.

Best Dialogues

• Kshitij Patwardhan- Classmates
• Madhugandha Kulkarni- Paresh Mokashi- Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Sanjay Pawar- Lai Bhari
• Sameer Patil- Poshter Boyz
• Kaustubh Savarkar – Sau. Shashi Devdhar

Best Child Artiste

• Sayli Bhandarkavthekar- Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Shreerang Mahajan- Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Archit Devdhar- Killa
• Vivek Chabukswar- Salaam
• Nishant Bhavsar- Viti Dandu

Best Actor in a negative role:

• Siddharth Jadhav- Dream Malll
• Sharad Kelkar – Lai Bhari
• Chinmay Mandlekar – Ticha Umbaratha
• Sachit Patil- Classmates
• Sonali Khare- 7 Roshan Villa

Best actress in a supporting role.

• Nandita Dhuri – Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Sulabha Arya – Gurupaurnima
• Tavi Azmi- Lai Bhari
• Shruti Marathe- Taptapadi
• Jyoti Chandekar- Ticha Umbaratha

Best Actor in a supporting role

• Siddharth Chandekar – Classmates
• Sandeep Pathak- Ek Hajarachee note
• Sanjay Khapre- Lai Bhari
• Hrishikesh Joshi – Poshter Boyz
• Tushar Dalvi – Sau. Shashi Devdhar

Best Actress

• Usha Naik- Ek Hajarachee Note
• Priya Bapat- Happy Journey
• Sai Tamhankar- Sau. Shashi Devdhar
• Veena Jamkar- Taptapadi
• Tejaswini Pandit- Ticha Umbaratha

Best Actor

• Bharat Jadhav- Chintamani
• Ankush Chaudhari
• Atul Kulkarni – Happy Journey
• Riteish Vilasrao Deshmukh- Lai Bhari
• Sachin Khedekar- Shutter

Best Director

• Aditya Sarpotdar- Classmates
• Paresh Mokashi- Elizabeth Ekadashi
• Sachin Kundalkar- Happy Journey
• Nishikant Kamat- Lai Bhari
• Sameer Patil- Poshter Boyz

Best Film

• Elizabeth Ekadashi – Maysabha and Essel Vision Productions Ltd.
• Happy Journey – Everst Entertainment Pvt. Ltd.
• Lai Bhari- Cinematra Entertainment and Media Pvt Ltd.
• Lokmanya- Ek Yugpurush- Neena Raut Films
• Poshter Boyz- Affluence Movies Pvt. Ltd.

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• Movie : Baavare Prem He
• Produced By : Nilesh Singh, Nimesh Desai, Virendra Chavan, Jaydeep Yeole & Kishor Naik
• Directed By : Ajay Kishor Naik
• Studio : Maitri Productions
• StarCast :
  • Ananya Shirodkar : Urmila Kanitkar-Kothare
  • Neil Rajadhyaksha : Siddharth Chandekar Gabby
  • Gonsalves : Vidyadhar Joshi
  • Asmita Shirodkar: Supriya Vinod
  • Mohit Patil: Shantanu Gangane
  • Aarti Rajadhyaksha: Ashwini Ekbote
  • Jayant Rajadhyaksha: Madhav Abhyankar
  • Sonali Deshmukh: Tejashri Dharane
  • Publisher: Jaydeep Yeole
  • Café Manager: Jayesh Sanghvi
  • Café Singer: Bhushan Mate
  • Sonali’s Mother: Mridul Patwardhan
  • Sonali’s Friend: Shruti Awate
  • Neil’s Friend: Gaurav Rayate
  • Neil’s Friend: Siddharth Ambardekar
  • Neil’s Friend: Vikrant Bhalerao
  • Neil’s Friend: Vrinda Bhamare
  • Neil’s Friend: Gauri
  • Neil’s Manager: Rahul Nevse
  • Reporter: Prashant Tapasvi
  • Margaret : Jaya Kannan
  • Board of Directors Member1 : Virendra Chavan
  • Board of Directors Member2 : Nilesh Singh
  • Board of Directors Member3 : Shantanu Prabhune
  • Board of Directors Member4 : Dilip Giramkar
  • Aarti Rajadhyaksha Secretary : Sai Khandale
  • Goa Dj : Dipak Katrela
• Written By : Ajay Kishor Naik
• Music : Ajay Kishor Naik.
• Lyrics : Ajay Kishor Naik, Vaibhav Joshi, Spruha Joshi
• Screenplay : Chinmay Kelkar
• Dialogues : Ajay Kishor Naik & Tarang Bhagwat
• Creative Producer : Ajay Kishor Naik
• DoP : Saleel Sahastrabuddhe
• Editor : Ashay Gatade
• Background Score : Madhav Vijay
• Genre : Love
• Release Date : 26th September 2014<

Story Outline : Baavare Prem He is a forthcoming Marathi Feature Film Directed by Ajay K Naik.

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• Movie : Baavare Prem He (2014)
• Produced By : Nilesh Singh, Nimesh Desai, Virendra Chavan, Jaydeep Yeole & Kishor Naik
• Directed By : Ajay Kishor Naik
• Studio : Maitri Productions
• StarCast : Urmila Kanitkar-Kothare, Siddharth Chandekar, Vidyadhar Joshi, Supriya Vinod,Shantanu Gangane, Ashwini Ekbote, Madhav Abhyankar, Tejashri Dharane

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Watch official trailer of a romantic musical film – Baavre Prem He director by Ajay Naik. This is a story of Ananya Shirodkar (Urmila Kanetkar -Kothare) and Neel Rajyadhyaksh (Siddharth Chandekar) and their love that blossoms in the beautiful and scenic Goa. Their love meets unexpected twists and takes unanticipated turns but will they live happily ever after?

Ajay Naik has written the story himself while screenplay and dialogues have been written by ChinmayKelkar along with Ajay Naik. Baavare Prem He is all set to release on October 24, 2014.

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Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati is a one of the most revered deities by Marathi artists. For peace and prosperity of Marathi cultural world , various artists from the theatre and movie industry prayed to this Ganesh today. The jubilant GanpatiBappa Moraya was echoed in front of the Ganesh. This event was organised by Salaam Pune.

The artists present for this Pooja are: Pushkar Shrotri, Santosh Juvekar, Sachin Khedekar, Vineet Sharma, Tejaswini Pandit, Kanchan Adhikari, Dimple Chopde, Leela Gandhi, Jyoti Chandekar, Jayamala Kale, Suhasini Deshpande, Gauri Gadgil, Sangram Salvi, Bhooshan Kadu, Devendra Bhagat, Sachin Gavali, Johny Rawat, Pooja Pawar, Preetam Kangne, Heena Panchal, Prateeksha Jadhav, Vrunda Bal, Gauri Konge, Mohini Kulkarni, Mithila Naik, Soniya Barve, Nikhil Vairagar, Ashwini Darekar, Vijay Kondke, Meghraj Bhosale, Nilesh Navalakha, Vishal Gaware, Mohan Damle, Macchindra Dhumal, Ajay Naik, Nikhil Mahamuni, Harshit Abhiraj, Ashish Keskar, Sunil Waikar, Amol Kangne, Sunil Mahajan, Nikita Moghe, Santosh Choradia, Mayur Lonkar, Suvadan Angre, Kumar Dongre, Deepak Savakhande, Yogesh Wanve, Hemant Vanarase, Vaibhav Pagare, Sangram Sardeshmukh, Priyanka Yadav, Gautami Devsthali, Kaustubh Kulkarni, Dattatray Hingne, Pradeep Ladkat, Nitin Jadhav, Yogesh Jore.

The program was arranged by Salaam puneteam which included Sharad Lonkar, Nilesh Tarwade, Mahesh and Mangesh Sooryavanshi and Ravi Sahane.

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Love stories are an eternal subject that challenge film makers. Love and its many facets have been interpreted and presented in many different ways over a number of years. But love still remains unconquered and the subject continues to tempt film makers to further explore its depths. And that is why after his directorial debut with Lagna Pahave Karun Director Ajay Naik is yet again set to bring to the audience his second feature film a romantic musical – Baawre Prem He.

This is a story of Ananya Shirodkar (Urmila Kanetkar -Kothare) and Neel Rajyadhyaksh (Siddharth Chandekar) and their love that blossoms in the beautiful and scenic Goa. Their love meets unexpected twists and takes unanticipated turns but will they live happily ever after?

Ajay Naik has written the story himself while screenplay and dialogues have been written by ChinmayKelkar along with Ajay Naik. The natural beauty of Goa has been captured by cinematographer SalilSahastrabuddhe. Ajay Naik’s lyrics have been beautifully rendered by Shankar Mahadevan, Shaan, BelaShende, HrishikeshRanade and ApekshaDandekar. Spruha Joshi debuts as a lyricist with one song in the film. The soundtrack also has an instrumental piece titled ‘Margaret’s Theme’ and has the mouth organ, accordion and violin playing in it. 72 year old KishorNaik has played the mouth organ for this instrumental track.

A love story that has a soulful soundtrack pulls at your heart in different ways. The director Ajay Naik has himself composed all songs of the film. This is his third film after Satrangi Re and Lagn Pahave Karun. The music of the film was launched in a grand affair held in Mumbai in the presence of the cast, singers and musicians on Monday evening.
Presented by Trio Entertainments and produced under the banners of Maitri Productions and Shivtara Entertainment Production; Nilesh Singh, Nimesh Ramesh Desai, VirendraNarhariChavan, Kishore Naik and Jaideep Yole are the producers of BawrePrem He, which is set to release all over Maharashtra on September 26th.

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• Review : Lagna Pahave Karun (2013)
• Director : Ajay Naik
• Producers : Solariz International and Sprint Art Creations
• Writers : Kshitij Patwardhan and Sameer Vidwans
• Cast : Umesh Kamat, Mukta Barve, Sidharth Chandekar, Tejashree Pradhan, Swati Chitnis
• Music : Ajay Naik
• Genre : Romance
• Rating : * * * ½

Critic Rating : * * * ½

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Story Outline :

Nishant Barve (Umesh Kamat), who works in the U.S, returns home in Pune on a short break to marry a girl chosen by his mother through a marriage bureau headed by a lady (Swati Chitnis) strictly believing in horoscopes. While on leave, Nishant loses his job in

the US. The news exposes the true face of his to-be wife and he breaks up with her. Nishant, who always was a disbeliever in horoscopes and other such things, insults the head of marriage bureau and rubbishes off her profession.

He comes across a stranger Aditi (Mukta Barve) who slowly becomes a friend. Aditi is eager to start a unique marriage bureau. Impressed by Aditi’s determination, Nishant agrees to be her partner in the venture. Everything goes smooth for Aditi and Nishant, who also start developing feelings for each other. Their bureau also tastes its first success through the marriage of Rahul (Siddharth Chandekar) and Anandi (Tejashree Pradhan). But the business partners face a big hurdle in the form of the head of the rival marriage bureau, whom Nishant had insulted.

Review :

Most of the modern day Hindi film love stories cannot be enjoyed by the entire family due to various obvious reasons. But that is not the case with Marathi cinema these days. No doubt, films like Shree Partner, Premachi Goshta and Time Please were new age romantic films but they also maintained a fine balance between modernism and traditions. This legacy of appealing, modern yet clean love stories is continued with debutant Ajay Naik’s Lagna Pahave Karun.

The film surely has the boy-meets-girl saga but like all intelligent love stories, it doesn’t appear filmy and has a good flow and realistic touch to it. A mixture of wit and emotions in the dialogues keep you engrossed throughout.

But what truly sets this love story aside is the background of marriage bureau and the rivalry born out of it. This topic is hardly explored before. On a personal note, my hatred towards marriage bureaus has diminished after witnessing the working of the one explored here.

The closing moments, however, stop the film from being truly exceptional. Although the climax is heartwarming, it could have been presented in a better way. But what is more questionable is not including a triumphant scene between Nishant and the owner of rival bureau, for which there was every scope. This would have surely generated applause. Nevertheless, these points don’t reduce your overall satisfaction much.

Naik’s soulful compositions are placed well and suit the need of the film. The camerawork is impressive and so is the background score. The editing should also be lauded for keeping the length of the film inside two hours.

Like every love story, performances play a key role here too. Umesh Kamat once again gets every emotion right and provides a lovable act. Mukta Barve too deserves similar praise for her impressive performance. Siddharth Chandekar and Tejashree Pradhan play a troubled couple aptly. Swati Chitnis succeeds in providing the antagonistic effect very well. The rest of the supporting cast fits the bill.

Overall :

Lagna Pahave Karun is yet another mature love story of the year.

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