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A legendary treasure hidden during colonial times reappears every 12 years during a solar eclipse. Treasure hunters race to find it but become caught in an ancient prophecy, leading to a gripping tale of ambition and survival.
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A legendary treasure hidden during colonial times reappears every 12 years during a solar eclipse. Treasure hunters race to find it but become caught in an ancient prophecy, leading to a gripping tale of ambition and survival.
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Genre:Comedy, Fantasy, Mystery
Written By:Namdeo Murkute
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Runtime:136 minutes
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