'Werewolf By Night' (2022)
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Abbayitho Ammayi
A young man and woman are Facebook friends, they don’t know each other but continue to be in touch. They both fall in love not knowing they are the same friends on FB with fictitious identity. Somewhere along the line, the man comes to know the woman he loves is the same person who is his best friend on FB, yet he refrains from revealing his identity. Why he does that drives the entire plot to its finale.
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A young man and woman are Facebook friends, they don’t know each other but continue to be in touch. They both fall in love not knowing they are the same friends on FB with fictitious identity. Somewhere along the line, the man comes to know the woman he loves is the same person who is his best friend on FB, yet he refrains from revealing his identity. Why he does that drives the entire plot to its finale.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Vamsi Komanduru, Patrikeya, Ravi Prakash
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Runtime:149 minutes
Studio:Mohanaroopa Films, JG Cinemas, Kiran Studios, Bloomingstars Motion Pictures
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