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A young man found an old box while digging his backyard which leads him to uncover a highly confidential secret experiment conducted by Japanese soldiers during WWII at Imphal.
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A young man found an old box while digging his backyard which leads him to uncover a highly confidential secret experiment conducted by Japanese soldiers during WWII at Imphal.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Mystery
Written By:Ratan Sapam, Edwin Haorokcham
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