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A secluded Scottish island becomes Neha's refuge after a memory loss in an accident. With her husband hiding a scary truth, how will she live in a house of lies?
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A secluded Scottish island becomes Neha's refuge after a memory loss in an accident. With her husband hiding a scary truth, how will she live in a house of lies?
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Mahesh Bhatt, Suhrita Das
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Runtime:138 minutes
Studio:Hare Krishna Media Tech, Houseful Motion Pictures Production
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