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An aspiring author begins writing a novel based on the troubled life of his childhood friend, who has been haunted by a mysterious presence since childhood. But as he delves deeper into the story, strange and unsettling events begin to invade his own life, threatening the peaceful world he shares with his family.
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An aspiring author begins writing a novel based on the troubled life of his childhood friend, who has been haunted by a mysterious presence since childhood. But as he delves deeper into the story, strange and unsettling events begin to invade his own life, threatening the peaceful world he shares with his family.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Ibrahim Waheed
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Runtime:198 minutes
Studio:Yaaraa Production
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