Orphan of autonomy

Orphan of autonomy

Orphan of autonomy

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Orphan of autonomy

2021

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Drama

Overview

When a father abandons his son for a cause greater than parenting, the son questions his decision.

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Mir Inaam-ul-Haq

Son

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Mubashir Mir

Father

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Mohammad Yousuf Mir

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