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A famous holy man is capable to recall and communicate with the dead especially the animals. One day, this holy man uses his super supernatural power to help the authority locate and arrest a group of bank robbers which becomes international news. Another holy man from India hears the news and comes to Thailand for a holy man contest.
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A famous holy man is capable to recall and communicate with the dead especially the animals. One day, this holy man uses his super supernatural power to help the authority locate and arrest a group of bank robbers which becomes international news. Another holy man from India hears the news and comes to Thailand for a holy man contest.
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Five Star Production
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