Plot
Anu & Ameli are two sisters. Both deeply in love with Sunil. But Sunil loves Anu. When Anu aware of Ameli's love interest with Sunil, she decides to make a scarifies and compel Sunil to marry Ameli. Anu herself marry Manoj, a local goon to stay away from Sunil & Amile. As usual Manoj starts torturing Anu & her son. In the meantime, when Sunil get knowledge of Anu's trauma, came to rescue Anu from Monaj. In a clash between Sunil & Manoj, when Monaj attempts to kill Sunil, Anu kills Manoj.
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