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Four friends goes on a tour. They face a sudden incident and while running away they seek help from another place where they meet another lady, a man and a child. From here the plot twists and all of them comes to a version of themselves which other peoples are unaware about.
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Four friends goes on a tour. They face a sudden incident and while running away they seek help from another place where they meet another lady, a man and a child. From here the plot twists and all of them comes to a version of themselves which other peoples are unaware about.
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Genre:Crime, Thriller
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Binge
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