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Kona
Kolluru hasn't performed its yearly Kona (buffalo) sacrifice, leaving the village uneasy. Narayana, with his robot Jogi, is drawn into the village. As the ritual nears, secrets surface - will he dare to face the truth behind the sacrifice?
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Kolluru hasn't performed its yearly Kona (buffalo) sacrifice, leaving the village uneasy. Narayana, with his robot Jogi, is drawn into the village. As the ritual nears, secrets surface - will he dare to face the truth behind the sacrifice?
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Genre:Horror
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Box Office:$1
Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:KUPPANDA’S PRODUCTIONS PVT LTD
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