'A Babysitter's Guide to Monster Hunting'
This horror movie combines elements of horror and babysitting with Black representation.
Bhagya Nagara Veedhullo Gammathu
Three friends who are desperate to become actors meet a filmmaker who tells them he will hire them if they find a heroine. The three then bump into Kokila, a journalist who was going to expose a drug lord and his gang members but has recently lost her memory. The misunderstandings lead to a series of hilarious situations that will keep you laughing till the end.
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Three friends who are desperate to become actors meet a filmmaker who tells them he will hire them if they find a heroine. The three then bump into Kokila, a journalist who was going to expose a drug lord and his gang members but has recently lost her memory. The misunderstandings lead to a series of hilarious situations that will keep you laughing till the end.
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