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Dreamzz Images Studio announces a new series Mombian - Gul and Sakshi ki Pyaaaari Si Love Story

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Updated At : 01:09 PM Dec 16, 2021 IST

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EORTV, India’s First LGBTQ focused platform, is all set to release its third original, titled Mombian – Gul and Sakshi Ki Pyaaari Si Love Story on December 18. The series stars actors Riya Deepsi and Ankita Sahu as lead characters in a story of two women who decide to bring a new life into the world and nurture it together while battling with society over their sexual identity.

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Directed by Deepak Pandey and Part 1 of Mombian drops on EORTV. The show is produced by Dreamzz Images Studio as part of a nine film deal that EORTV has inked with Dreamzz Images Studio.

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The story revolves around a woman who decides to embrace motherhood and is supported by her partner unconditionally, despite numerous troubles and heartbreaks. The trailer gives us a sneak-peek into the lives of these two women as they figure out life, love and more. 

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