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Maya, a dedicated and pregnant doctor, moves into a rural village with her husband Pradeep, a novelist seeking peace and inspiration for his next book. They hope for a fresh start in a calm and isolated environment.
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Maya, a dedicated and pregnant doctor, moves into a rural village with her husband Pradeep, a novelist seeking peace and inspiration for his next book. They hope for a fresh start in a calm and isolated environment.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Rajhashuryen Kunasegaram
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