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Dissonance
After getting a continuous threat from the owner regarding his unpaid rent Ronnie - an arrogant unemployed freelance photographer, decides to rob a car along with his sole mate a night guard but the plan turns unexpectedly wrong which brings his life at the end of two distinct poles with two different realities.
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After getting a continuous threat from the owner regarding his unpaid rent Ronnie - an arrogant unemployed freelance photographer, decides to rob a car along with his sole mate a night guard but the plan turns unexpectedly wrong which brings his life at the end of two distinct poles with two different realities.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Saptarshi Kar Roy
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Runtime:40 minutes
Studio:Midsomar Dreams, Mephistopheles Production
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