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Jayammana Maga
A mother and a son struggle with their relationship and with paranormal activity. The film is set in the village backdrop and speaks of a mother-son relationship which is falling apart. The film also deals with paranormal issues.
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A mother and a son struggle with their relationship and with paranormal activity. The film is set in the village backdrop and speaks of a mother-son relationship which is falling apart. The film also deals with paranormal issues.
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Genre:Horror, Action, Thriller
Written By:Vikas
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Runtime:139 minutes
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