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A Convent in a scenic high range.A rugged mother superior of the convent.The inmates,Sister Elsitta and Sister Jaseentha, perceive Jesus Christ in two ideological extremes.The abrasion of fantasy and reality augments the contention between them.The clergy are the only male intervention in their life.
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A Convent in a scenic high range.A rugged mother superior of the convent.The inmates,Sister Elsitta and Sister Jaseentha, perceive Jesus Christ in two ideological extremes.The abrasion of fantasy and reality augments the contention between them.The clergy are the only male intervention in their life.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Deepesh T
Written By:Deepesh T, Belram Mattannoor
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Kannambeth

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