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An unexpected turn of events happen in the lives of a few people who arrive in the same city on the same day and it connects them in a very intimate way.
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An unexpected turn of events happen in the lives of a few people who arrive in the same city on the same day and it connects them in a very intimate way.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Lijin Jose
Written By:Najeem Koya
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Box Office:$160,000
Runtime:100 minutes
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