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Kayaor Disrespecting Faith and the Supernatural 

Tragedy strikes when, during a sacred ritual, Chai suffers a horrifying death. Rumour spreads among his mor lam troupe that his death was caused by a violation of the sacred rite known as Khai Aor.
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Tragedy strikes when, during a sacred ritual, Chai suffers a horrifying death. Rumour spreads among his mor lam troupe that his death was caused by a violation of the sacred rite known as Khai Aor.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Pawat Panangkasiri
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:คณะหมอลำสาวน้อยเพชรบ้านแพง, สาวน้อยเพชรบ้านแพง, Nation Group, M Pictures, M-Zet Thailand Studio

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