Richter Scale 7.6 speaks about the universal theme of displacement. The story revolves around the lives of a father and son, and narrates the agonies and struggles the duo go through when they decide not to relocate when faced with displacement.
Ashok Kumar Peringode
Murugan Martin
Arun Michael
Kripa Daniel
Richter Scale 7.6 speaks about the universal theme of displacement. The story revolves around the lives of a father and son, and narrates the agonies and struggles the duo go through when they decide not to relocate when faced with displacement.
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