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Malayalee Romeo and Juliet (comedy) Scene 2

                       Scene 2
         Juliet's room in Kappumthalakkal family home.Juliet
is sitting in front  of the mirror,and Saramma nurse is combing
Location: Old City, Fawn Creek, KS 67301, USA

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