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Faizula is a wonderful man with a big heart of kindness. He is very faithful with his religion and begins to follow it strictly. But this kind hearted soul sometimes forgets the littlest things in life. When he encountered the man selling roses, it symbolizes the simplicity of one's life. It takes one act of kindness to create a loop.

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