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A masked serial killer has been targeting girls named "Iti". The mysterious murders continue to unfold one by one. A vibrant young journalist Shraboni, while reporting on them delves deeper into the cases, as she unknowingly walks into the killer's trap.
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A masked serial killer has been targeting girls named "Iti". The mysterious murders continue to unfold one by one. A vibrant young journalist Shraboni, while reporting on them delves deeper into the cases, as she unknowingly walks into the killer's trap.
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Genre:Thriller, Crime
Written By:Sumon Dhar
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Runtime:122 minutes
Studio:The Abhi Kathachitra, Tiger Media Limited, Entertainment 71
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