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In a town middle-aged women start getting murdered and a boy loses his own mother on the day of Mahalaya. He then lodges an FIR. The plot takes a swift turn here and comes up with a lot of twists and turns.
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In a town middle-aged women start getting murdered and a boy loses his own mother on the day of Mahalaya. He then lodges an FIR. The plot takes a swift turn here and comes up with a lot of twists and turns.
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