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Karma
Stranded in a remote graveyard, special investigation officer Amar Patnaik uncovers chilling secrets, only to realise he's caught in a gripping tale of Karma and Fate
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Stranded in a remote graveyard, special investigation officer Amar Patnaik uncovers chilling secrets, only to realise he's caught in a gripping tale of Karma and Fate
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Genre:Action, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Manash Padhiary
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Runtime:167 minutes
Studio:Amiya Patnaik Productions, Amara Studios
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