We're 'All Together Now' to Give a Hand
Can a homeless yet optimistic teenage girl learn to accept a helping hand?
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Brishti, still grieving her husband Neel's death, finds herself at odds with her sister-in-law Swapna, who is convinced their home is cursed. As Neel's death anniversary approaches, Swapna becomes obsessed with rituals to cleanse the house of dark forces, while Brishti dismisses her fears. But when eerie incidents escalate and Brishti's behaviour turns unsettling, the presence of a malevolent Pishach seems undeniable.
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Brishti, still grieving her husband Neel's death, finds herself at odds with her sister-in-law Swapna, who is convinced their home is cursed. As Neel's death anniversary approaches, Swapna becomes obsessed with rituals to cleanse the house of dark forces, while Brishti dismisses her fears. But when eerie incidents escalate and Brishti's behaviour turns unsettling, the presence of a malevolent Pishach seems undeniable.
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Genre:Family, Horror
Written By:Mainak Bhaumik
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:Big Screen Productions House
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