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A young journalist joins a newspaper office and becomes intrigued by a man everyone admires for his kindness and helpful nature, even though he doesn’t officially work there, leading her to investigate the truth behind his mysterious presence and hidden motives.
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A young journalist joins a newspaper office and becomes intrigued by a man everyone admires for his kindness and helpful nature, even though he doesn’t officially work there, leading her to investigate the truth behind his mysterious presence and hidden motives.
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Genre:Drama, Mystery, Family
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Cinemawala
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