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The Blessing in Disguise is a play that revolves around modern spirituality through our main character who becomes an orphan at a very tender age and life forces her to go through a lot of pain but after meeting her godsend savours,she becomes a woman of great value in the society. It also teaches us to be resilient and accept what fate brings our way while still putting effort to become better.

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