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A runaway couple decide to celebrate their wedding anniversary at the beachside Balukabela hotel. A game of hide and seek commences, when their boss visits the same hotel to find solace.
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A runaway couple decide to celebrate their wedding anniversary at the beachside Balukabela hotel. A game of hide and seek commences, when their boss visits the same hotel to find solace.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
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Runtime:124 minutes
Studio:Strategy Media
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