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Raj, a banker, has done his best to raise his four sons in the hopes that when he and their mother, Pooja, retire, they will take good care of them. However, things do not work out that way. When Raj retires, the sons want him to live with the eldest, while the second-oldest cares for Pooja. The youngest two children, in turn, will each take a parent six months later. Will the sons persist with such a cruel arrangement?
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