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Sangeetha and Her Husband Move Into a New Flat, Excited to Begin a New Chapter in Their Lives. From the Very First Night, Sangeetha Starts Experiencing Strange and Mysterious Incidents Inside the House. She Feels a Negative Aura and Senses the Presence of an Unknown Person Connected to a Buddha Idol Left Behind in the Flat. As Fear and Confusion Grow, She Begins to Search for Answers,sangeetha Realizes the Truth Behind the Mysterious Presence She How Overcomes the Situation and Restores Peace to Her Home
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Sangeetha and Her Husband Move Into a New Flat, Excited to Begin a New Chapter in Their Lives. From the Very First Night, Sangeetha Starts Experiencing Strange and Mysterious Incidents Inside the House. She Feels a Negative Aura and Senses the Presence of an Unknown Person Connected to a Buddha Idol Left Behind in the Flat. As Fear and Confusion Grow, She Begins to Search for Answers,sangeetha Realizes the Truth Behind the Mysterious Presence She How Overcomes the Situation and Restores Peace to Her Home

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Directed By:M.S. Moorthy
Written By:M.S. Moorthy
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Studio:Mitra Pictures (P) Ltd

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