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Swechchha, a young researcher investigates the stigma of witchcraft and uncovers a devastating cycle of gender violence and patriarchy, as the tragic fate of Juni exposes how fear and social oppression continue to victimize women across generations.
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Swechchha, a young researcher investigates the stigma of witchcraft and uncovers a devastating cycle of gender violence and patriarchy, as the tragic fate of Juni exposes how fear and social oppression continue to victimize women across generations.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Sulakshyan Bharati
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Keki Adhikari Films
Cast
Sulakshyan Bharati
Director
Keki Adhikari
Adult Junu
Shupala Sapkota
Young Junu
Swechchha Raut
Researcher
Anuja Adhikari
Junu's Mother
Parikshit Bikram Adhikari
Junu's Father
Sulakshyan Bharati
Junge Dai
Sabin Bastola
Junge's Father
Rama Thapaliya
Junge's Mother
Pratik Dulal
Pratik
Susma Niraula
Pratik's Sister-in-Law
Jiwan Baral
Pratik's Brother
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