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Davaa, a respected professor, finds himself trapped after secretly chatting with a young, attractive woman online. Fearful his secret might be exposed on social media, he complies with every demand, sinking deeper into blackmail. But behind the anonymous account is none other than...
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Davaa, a respected professor, finds himself trapped after secretly chatting with a young, attractive woman online. Fearful his secret might be exposed on social media, he complies with every demand, sinking deeper into blackmail. But behind the anonymous account is none other than...
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Orange Entertainment (MN), DOZ Entertainment Company
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