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The story of the film follows Karan Khanna, a politician of Indian origin in the United Kingdom, who is accused of killing his wife. He tells his lawyer that a spirit committed the murder and should be tried.
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The story of the film follows Karan Khanna, a politician of Indian origin in the United Kingdom, who is accused of killing his wife. He tells his lawyer that a spirit committed the murder and should be tried.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Vikram Bhatt
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Loneranger Production, Vashu Bhagnani Production
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