Vanilla, Strawberry & Chocolate

This is a story of a 10th Std girl, 'Teju' and her best friend 'Vanilla', who is a female dog. This film not only entertains you but it gives a social message. It says, Love animals, adopt a pet.

Cast

Radhika Deshpande

as

Kshitij Deshpande

as

Ravi Kale

as

Rajashri Nikam

as

Janaki Pathak

as

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