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Loop 

Shravanya wakes with no memory of two life-altering events. As she rebuilds her life, familiar faces and unsettling encounters awaken buried emotions, hinting that her past is not truly gone. Caught in a cycle of love, betrayal, and fate, she must face whether she can break free—or is doomed to repeat it forever. Loop is a psychological thriller exploring memory, trauma, and the dark cost of forgetting.
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Shravanya wakes with no memory of two life-altering events. As she rebuilds her life, familiar faces and unsettling encounters awaken buried emotions, hinting that her past is not truly gone. Caught in a cycle of love, betrayal, and fate, she must face whether she can break free—or is doomed to repeat it forever. Loop is a psychological thriller exploring memory, trauma, and the dark cost of forgetting.

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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Riyers Films

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