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Bavaji, an intelligent young man motivated by the Hollywood film "Perfume," desires to be a scientist, is mistaken for a criminal and becomes a prime suspect in a series of savage attacks on women in the city.
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Bavaji, an intelligent young man motivated by the Hollywood film "Perfume," desires to be a scientist, is mistaken for a criminal and becomes a prime suspect in a series of savage attacks on women in the city.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Aswwani Sri Krisshna
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Co - Canada Celluloids
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