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when Arun enters their lives, altering the course of their relationship. The consequence of their toxic relationship leads them into a dark world, as the narrative unfolds in a horror setting.
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when Arun enters their lives, altering the course of their relationship. The consequence of their toxic relationship leads them into a dark world, as the narrative unfolds in a horror setting.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:G. R. Adithya
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Studio:Maruthi Films, Touch Screen Entertainment
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