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श्रीसितै जोडिएर आउने अरु मानिसको पनि कथा हो । सबैका केही न केही सपना छन् ।
सहरको यो भागदौडमा श्री कहीं पुग्न चाहन्छ । तर हिँड्न जान्दैन । ऊ केही बन्न चाहन्छ । तर कसरी बन्ने पत्तो पाउँदैन ।
एक मानिसको उतारचढावमा अनेक मानिस जोडिन्छन् । एक्लो – यो सहरमा अनेक सपना बोकेर रिङरोडभित्र फनफनी घुमिरहने पात्रहरूको कथा पनि हो । जो होहल्लामा त छन् तर आफूभित्र विराट् एक्लोपन बोकेर हिँडिरहेका छन् ।
श्रीसितै जोडिएर आउने अरु मानिसको पनि कथा हो । सबैका केही न केही सपना छन् ।
सहरको यो भागदौडमा श्री कहीं पुग्न चाहन्छ । तर हिँड्न जान्दैन । ऊ केही बन्न चाहन्छ । तर कसरी बन्ने पत्तो पाउँदैन ।
एक मानिसको उतारचढावमा अनेक मानिस जोडिन्छन् । एक्लो – यो सहरमा अनेक सपना बोकेर रिङरोडभित्र फनफनी घुमिरहने पात्रहरूको कथा पनि हो । जो होहल्लामा त छन् तर आफूभित्र विराट् एक्लोपन बोकेर हिँडिरहेका छन् ।
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